All posts tagged "Opinion"
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13LiteratureWhy 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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359ReviewUntouchable: A day of humiliation, hope and humanity
The concept of Untouchability does not only stand for making differences within the social classes of people based on caste, but it...
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1.7KOpinionReading before memory fades: A life between law and history
Legal autobiographies offer profound technical insights and revolve around the professional journeys of their author. However, Fali S Nariman’s “Before Memory Fades…”...
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1.4KAnalysisThe 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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792InternationalOpinion: Why Trump’s idea of ‘forced displacement’ in Gaza is morally, legally wrong
For some, the problem in Palestine started on October 7, 2023, when a repulsive attack was launched against Israel. Very less is...
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4.6KCommentaryTeacher’s Take: Why I craved for school re-opening
This academic year is very crucial. Teachers have to work doubly to compensate the campus loss and bring back students on the...
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6.6KCommentaryOf revelation and reason: Ibn Taymiyyah’s ‘literalist rationalism’
It has been an unfortunate norm in the history of Islamic culture that the greatest names, who defended it from the onslaught...
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7.8KMental HealthAn open letter to my state of depression
Hello, Depression! I just want you to know that I am writing this letter for many reasons. I want to put it...
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6.1KCommentaryHindu Rashtra, Kashmiri Pandits and the Muslim Sultanate
The Hindu Rashtra project of Brahman supremacy was established and successfully executed in Kashmir, long before the idea hit popular imagination in...
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4.6K1CommentaryMenstruation in Ramzan: A ‘shame’ that isn’t
Menstruation predates language, so do the taboos associated with it. The primitive civilisations saw menstruation as an anathema, but even the most...
