Society
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3.2KCity of perverts: How safe is it to go out for our children?
The alleged murder of a thirteen-year-old girl is not just another headline. It is a deep wound on the conscience of society....
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548Nasha Mukt JK Padyatra signals a growing public movement against drugs
Across Jammu & Kashmir, a quiet but determined shift is taking shape. The Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir Abhiyan is no longer...
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897This Mother’s Day, remember women waiting to become mothers
This Mother’s Day, while the world celebrates mothers and the joy of motherhood, let us also remember the women whose hearts have...
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1.2KBefore creativity, there is imagination: How ideas are born in silence
Imagination does not arrive loudly. It does not demand attention. It slips in when the mind is still, when the noise of...
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1.7KThe hidden epidemic: How overwork is damaging our brains and bodies
We wake up, reach for the phone, check emails, even before the first cup of tea. Then we start again, messages, calls,...
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1.5KLife without phones: A reminder we didn’t know we needed
Parents say kids can’t eat without phones. Turns out, they can. One blackout, and families remembered how to talk to each other...
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2.2KSilent exodus of Kashmir’s talent, and the struggle of staying
It starts with a single step. A train ticket, a flight, a bus ride. A young man with a suitcase, his mother...
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1.6KScreen Overdose: How digital addiction is stealing childhoods in Kashmir
Kashmir at one point of time used to be full of life. The fields, the streets, the orchards—all alive with the sound...
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1.4KFrom tradition to takeout: How fast-food is impacting health and community in Kashmir
It wasn’t long ago that people in Kashmir would sit down to eat together—families, friends, neighbours. The meals were cooked slowly, carefully....
