Opinion
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91Dispatches from Gaza: “They watch us and then go to sleep”
Mohammed Muhaisen writes from Gaza, where he’s surviving alongside his family with nowhere to go. I never imagined we would sink this...
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What the heart remembers: Teaching emotional presence in Kashmiri homes
It often begins quietly. A child is scolded for crying. Another is ignored when they’re clearly upset. A third is told to...
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Breaking News is truly broken: Why journalism must slow down to save the truth
In the fast-paced world of digital journalism, the pressure to break news first often overshadows the ethical responsibility to verify facts. The...
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Invisible and unworthy victims?: The Bakerwal woman, silence, and Kashmir’s crisis of conscience
Kashmir erupted in rage when a 45-year-old Bakerwal woman was allegedly ‘gang-raped and murdered’ by drunken men in Srinagar. Yet, unlike the...
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Lost Trust: Can we reclaim the glory of Government schools in Kashmir?
There was a time—not too long ago—when government schools in Jammu and Kashmir stood tall in the hearts of communities. Teachers taught...
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Calamities, compassion, and the call to accountability
“What disaster could be worse than the silence of humankind, which is duty-bound to support the brethren in the face of calamity?...
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Heart of a Kashmiri: Legacy of love, courage, and responsibility
“No smear campaign can dim out truth. Let history judge—I, my people, and Kashmir will always rise above hatred, for our story...
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In the mirror of power, no one is just a friend
I write without allegiance. Not for balance. Not for argument. Only to trace the noise that travels behind soft words. A sentence...
