Opinion
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38Imam Hussain’s legacy still inspires the modern world
Every year, the month of Muharram brings millions of people together in remembrance of one of history’s most profound acts of sacrifice....
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31At Jantar Mantar, the message was lost in the noise
The protest at Jantar Mantar began as a call for accountability from students and job aspirants frustrated by examination irregularities, paper leaks...
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35Ethics of disagreement in an age of instant social media judgment
The fierce debate surrounding news about a medico reveals a deeper problem: a growing inability to disagree with fairness, humility and respect...
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40Roots and heritage abroad: Carrying Kasheer across borders to keep identity alive
In an increasingly interconnected world, migration has become a part of many people’s lives. Whether for education, employment, or better opportunities, moving...
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48The hidden risks lurking beneath Kashmir’s beauty: What every visitor must know
In this article, Aijaz Bhat (IPS), SSP Traffic Srinagar, whose engagement with the outdoors and firsthand understanding of Kashmir’s landscapes lend valuable...
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57System review: A compassionate story that puts people before procedure
Some films entertain us and some films surprise us. And then there are films that quietly sit beside us and ask us...
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52Why poet Rasool Mir is known as the John Keats of Kashmir
Rasool Mir is one of the most loved poets in Kashmiri literature. He is often called the “John Keats of Kashmir” because...
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1.1KWhen grief becomes content: The crisis of social media journalism
The recent coverage of a suicide case, where grieving family members found themselves surrounded by cameras and intrusive questions, has once again...
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2.5KSanctions, sovereignty, and the Strait of Hormuz: Understanding the war on Iran
The conflict currently unfolding between the United States, Israel, and Iran did not begin with artillery shells. It began with a bid...
