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Tourists in Kashmir: A living paradise

Fida Firdous This year, the rush of tourists will increase due to the heat wave outside the valley. This month, we have seen more tourists coming to the valley, with the flow

Jun. 5, 2026

by Monitor News Bureau

Our children, our future: A simple message for Kashmiri families

Irshad Mushtaq Today, many children in Kashmir are spending too much time on mobile phones. They are getting comfort, entertainment, and easy habits, but they are not learning enough responsibility. This is a serious issue for every family.If a child

Jun. 1, 2026

by Monitor News Bureau

Kashmir’s silent crisis: Empty bookshops, rising screen addiction, loss of trust

Irshad Mushtaq Kashmir is passing through a quiet but serious social and economic change. Our streets

Reconfiguration of trans-Himalayan frontier: An analytical study of Ladakh’s 7-district framework

Tsering Dawa On April 27, 2026, Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena’s formal notification to establish five

A Forgetful Nation Enables the State’s Brutality

By Ajaz Ashraf The inability of citizens to imagine the plight of undertrials subjected to prolonged incarceration and trial normalises the Indian state’s excesses. It presumably knows that even its most unconscionable

Jan. 16, 2019

Opinion

After new quota, only 10 per cent is left out

By Sanjeev Ahluwalia The Constitution (103rd Amendment) Act 2019, that came into force from Monday, provides for a 10 per cent additional reservation for those not eligible earlier. The Lok Sabha

Jan. 16, 2019

Opinion

2019-Gamechanger?

By Shekhar Gupta One week may or may not be a long time in politics, but a year can be. A political year, doesn’t, however, necessarily follow the Gregorian rhythm, but one

Jan. 16, 2019

Opinion

The contours of contest ahead

By Mahesh Rangarajan This summer will see a carnival of democracy in the general election. Much has changed in just five years. The elan of Narendra Modi’s party is more muted this

Jan. 16, 2019

Opinion

Headwinds rock Rahul, Modi

By Jawed Naqvi Recent headlines have offered clues about the way the wind is blowing before the general elections in India. A make-or-break element in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s re-election bid in

Jan. 16, 2019

Opinion

The social fibre is in disarray

By Tawfeeq Irshad Mir Kashmir lost its claim to heaven a long time ago but the debate today is not about ‘why’ but ‘who’ caused the paradise to fly away, leaving behind

Jan. 16, 2019

Opinion

RE-IMAGINING THE STATE POLITICS

By Dr.Tasaduk Hussain Itoo At the time when it is visible that political discourse in Jammu & Kashmir is taking a paradigm shift, I would like to confess that people-centric leadership is

Jan. 16, 2019

Opinion

Ideological similarity is driving parties apart

By Ajaz Ashraf Ideological compatibility is considered vital for a national party and a regional one to be able to forge an electoral alliance. But this proposition is being turned on its

Jan. 16, 2019

Opinion

New reservation plan is absurd and unworkable

By Barkha Dutt In just 10 years after the start of India’s life as an independent republic, its scheduled castes and tribes — historically persecuted communities — would no longer need the

Jan. 16, 2019

Opinion

Is the BJP really concerned about India’s poor?

By Alf Gunvald Nilsen On January 9, the upper house of India’s parliament – the Rajya Sabha – passed a constitutional amendment to lift the cap on reservations in education and public

Jan. 14, 2019

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Tourists in Kashmir: A living paradise

Our children, our future: A simple message for Kashmiri families

Kashmir’s silent crisis: Empty bookshops, rising screen addiction, loss of trust

Reconfiguration of trans-Himalayan frontier: An analytical study of Ladakh’s 7-district framework

A Forgetful Nation Enables the State’s Brutality

After new quota, only 10 per cent is left out

2019-Gamechanger?

The contours of contest ahead

Headwinds rock Rahul, Modi

The social fibre is in disarray

RE-IMAGINING THE STATE POLITICS

Ideological similarity is driving parties apart

New reservation plan is absurd and unworkable

Is the BJP really concerned about India’s poor?

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