Opinion
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1.9KThe small acts of art that keep us human
In a world loud with distraction, it’s the quietest creations that help us feel, heal, and remember who we are. Sometimes I...
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1.6KHow we let Gulmarg slip away
A construction frenzy has devoured the Meadow of Flowers. Now, the authorities promise a crackdown. But where was the enforcement all these...
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1.5KEchoes of a bald head
There are many things in this world no university can teach, and one of the hardest is parenting. Especially today, when we’re...
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1.6KThe power of pleasure: Why reading for fun deserves a place in every classroom
They say reading shapes the mind. But what they don’t often say is that it also shapes the soul. Step into any...
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1.4KThe heartbeat of healing: What it truly means to be a good Doctor
Every year, Doctors’ Day serves as a gentle nudge to the conscience of the healthcare fraternity — reminding us not just of...
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2.1KReview: City as Memory—A Short Biography of ‘Sirinagar’
Written By Sadaf Wani Published by Aleph Book Company Priced at ₹ 399/- As the title suggests, the book seems to centre...
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1.5KYour phone’s not entertaining you. It’s making you forget yourself.
It starts quietly. Like a clock ticking in a forgotten room. You don’t even notice it at first – that hollow feeling....
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1.9KAmerica never learnt its lesson in Iran, and we’re one strike away from global crises
America’s involvement in Iran can open a can of worms which would be hard for them to contain The United States’ prolonged...
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1.7KBefore the reels, there was a voice: Radio in Kashmir and the power of imagination
In Kashmir, the valleys speak. And sometimes, they speak through the radio. Long before smartphones and high-speed internet, before YouTube and Instagram...
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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...
