In Depth
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9.1K#JournalismIsNotACrime: Facebook censors news pages, profiles for posting Mannan Wani’s images in Kashmir
Google’s internal briefing reveals ‘majority of online conversations controlled’ Srinagar: Social media giant Facebook in Indian part of Kashmir has started a...
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7.8KDevelopment or disaster? Why there’s no light at the end of the tunnel in Kashmir
Besides being dug at strategic spots, tunnels in Jammu and Kashmir are equally coming at the cost of the environment. Mainly supposed...
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3.5K‘Cheating partner, lurking patrolman, regular scolding’: Ghost of OCD is gripping Kashmir
As World Mental Health Day lately observed its 26th anniversary, psychiatrists say mental illnesses are on a rise in Kashmir. Among them,...
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12.0KThe blood and the ink of a scholar: A journalist’s journey to Mannan Wani’s garrisoned hometown
‘Prepared’ to derail another high-voltage ‘Wani Wave’ from spreading across the Kashmir Valley, the state had put some tough measures on Thursday...
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11.1K‘Imamat’—the lost legacy: Why Muslims need to revisit Iqbal’s thought of ‘Sadaqat, Adalat, Shuja’at’
The times we live in, Muslims find themselves sunk in the abyss of despair and mental excruciation. They find themselves led, not...
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8.7KAs #MeToo storm hits Kashmir, a woman journalist details her tryst with the men-dominated fraternity
A typical example of what Kashmiri women journalists go through while working on the field would be the life of Farzana Mumtaz....
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4.7K#MeToo hits home: Journalists add to long list of sexual harassers in and outside newsrooms
Adding to an extremely long, disappointing and exhausting list of perpetrators of sexual harassment, after a woman accused Indian author, Chetan Bhagat, of harassment...
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8.5KSaklain’s Coterie: A lavender vendor’s ‘fairy tale’
Even after succeeding in his initial deal of selling dried lavender flowers to a customer, Mohammad Saklain Kawos hadn’t contemplated that creating...
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4.7KAs River Sindh throws up the dead, its waters keep feeding the living
Flowing downstream from an altitude of almost 3000 meters through the terrains of Sonmarg, River Sindh has been a vital source of...
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6.0KThe ‘hazardous power system’ that often leaves casual linemen dead in Kashmir
Burnt and smoking bodies of the need-based government linemen have been unsettling Kashmir for a very long time now, without inviting an...
