Opinion
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38There is a storm in my Kahwe pyaale
Inside a cup of Koshur Kahwe, heat moves, molecules dance and entropy quietly takes its course In Kashmir, some things don’t need...
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77Beyond the bruises: The hidden layers of a family conflict
A difficult mediation case showed how family conflict can be shaped by trauma, emotional distress, relationship breakdown and the stigma surrounding mental...
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56Between memory and mountains: The soldier who began listening for stories
In a candid conversation with Free Press Kashmir’s Arshid Bashir Akhoon, Brigadier Sushil Tanwar discusses his transition from military service to writing,...
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81The quantum age has begun: Is Kashmir ready?
The future does not arrive overnight. It begins with one curious student, one bold idea, and one society willing to dream beyond...
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289The things we watch and ignore in Kashmir
I wish I were talking about a wristwatch, but unfortunately, I am not. In Kashmir, whether you step outside or stay behind...
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217Is the legacy of Kashmiri poets diminishing, or are we losing the readers?
Kashmir has a long and rich tradition of poetry. From Lal Ded and Sheikh-ul-Alam to Habba Khatoon, Mahjoor, Rasool Mir and, in...
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263A critical analysis of Shakespeare’s Macbeth: Ambition, power and guilt
William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is one of the most famous tragedies in English literature. The play tells the story of Macbeth, a brave...
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427A book of silence, longing and souls: Reviewing ‘The Book Shop of Tehran’
Maria Jan’s self-published novel explores love, mysticism, surrender and the unseen connections between souls, while occasionally leaving the material world too far...
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342The devastating weight of guilt in Albert Camus’ ‘The Fall’
Through the confession of a fallen Parisian lawyer, Camus forces readers to confront vanity, cowardice and the uncomfortable distance between the ideals...
