Commentary
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1.3KFrom factories to feed algorithms: Evolution of exploitation in the age of climate collapse and automation
To speak of Karl Marx today is not to resurrect a ghost, but to point to the structure of the house still...
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1.5KHope is a legacy: Responding to tragedy with meaning
Tragedy, human or material—encompassing events like wars, natural disasters, and personal loss—leaves both immediate “scares” (acute fear and chaos) and enduring “scars”...
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1.4KCalamities, 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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2.2KHeart 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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1.8KTired all the time? Understanding and addressing mental fatigue
You wake up tired. Go through the day half-awake. Sleep comes, but rest doesn’t. People call you lazy. They say you’ve lost...
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1.8KKashmir’s Mental Health Emergency: A crisis we cannot ignore
For decades, the picturesque valley of Kashmir has been synonymous with both natural beauty and political turmoil. Behind its serene landscapes lies...
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3.4K‘Endangered, Not Extinct’: Rock, roots and reinvention of Koshur sound in global music
After Parvaaz, Mir Kashif Iqbal fuses Kashmiri identity with global rock in a rising cross-border sound storm. “Endangered, Not Extinct!” marked the...
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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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2.1KWhen Words Become Weapons: The silent epidemic of cyberbullying
It starts small. A comment under a post. A joke that’s not funny. Someone shares a photo with the wrong caption. And...
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1.4KLetter to Mirwaiz: Prevent misuse of pulpits for personal publicity
“By establishing clear and strict guidelines regarding who is qualified to address the public from the pulpit, we can safeguard the peace...
