Fight the freeze! How to protect your lips in winter
By: Shahnaz Husain With the cold winter weather gripping much of the country, many people are experiencing dry, cracked and painful lips. The cold air, the chilling wind and the centrally heated air inside strips the moisture away from your lips leaving them chapped, flaky, slit, sore, and painful, a condition known as common cheilitis. […]
Relevance of ‘Notes from Underground’ in Contemporary World
By: Aabid Shahin Fyodor Dostoevsky’s “Notes from Underground” is a literary gem that comments upon the depths of human sentience and societal hostility. The novel takes the shape of a monologue by a nameless protagonist, seldom referred to as the Underground Man. The book bewitches readers with an arresting and introspective opening line: “I am […]
Gaza Imbroglio Continues Unabated
As the Gaza conflict enters its 66th day, the last week saw a U.S. veto on a UN resolution. The US also approved an emergency sale of $106 million worth of tank ammunition to support Israel’s military actions. GCC countries held a special session on the issue in Doha. Meanwhile countries like Spain continue to […]
Mitigating Winter Fires in Kashmir – A Call to Action
In the frigid embrace of winter, Kashmir finds itself grappling with an alarming surge in fire incidents. The culprit, more often than not, is the casual handling of heating appliances and LPG cylinders by residents and workers alike. Surprisingly, this recurring issue has not garnered the attention it deserves from both the government and civil […]
Boundary Blues: The Commercialization of Local Cricket in Kashmir
By: Dr Mudasir Ahmad Gori Cricket, nearly a religion in India, has found a fervent following even in the picturesque valleys of Kashmir. However, the idyllic landscape is now witnessing a shift as the commercialization of local cricket takes center stage. While the infusion of money into the sport may seem like a boon, it […]
A Youth-Led Renaissance
Kashmir’s Revolution for Development, Passion, Change By: Aleeza Ahmed A new revolution is quietly unfolding. It’s not the Kashmir that makes headlines for its political turmoil, but rather a revolution led by the region’s youth. In the picturesque region of Kashmir, something remarkable is happening. It’s not about hardships or the conflict that the […]
Advancing Cancer Treatment: The Superiority of Robotic Surgery over Open and Laparoscopic Surgery
By: Dr Surender Kumar Dabas In the realm of cancer treatment, the advent of robotic surgery has marked a significant paradigm shift. Robotic surgery is employed in the treatment of various cancers, including head & neck, lung, colorectal, prostate, and gynaecological (uterine, ovarian, cervical) cancers. Traditional open surgery and laparoscopic surgery, while effective in their […]
Simplicity’s Symphony: Crafting a Life Aligned with Values
In the intricate tapestry of life’s milestones, there exists a complex interplay between tradition, societal expectations, and personal beliefs. The questions posed above prompt us to reconsider the way we approach significant life events, urging us to explore the beauty of simplicity and adherence to timeless values. The Enigma of Purity in Bridal Veil: The […]
Treat others the way you want to be treated!
By: Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi We are living at a critical moment in our history, a time when humanity must choose its future cautiously as the world is experiencing fundamental global crisis’s including a crisis in global economy, global climate, global degradation of values and respect to all human rights and life forms. Throughout the […]
‘Muhammad Ishaq Arif’: The man who changed lives!
By: Sadaket Malik Muhammad Ishaq Arif, born in the Bhalessa (Bhatyas) area of Doda to Munawar Din Malik is a revered name in the realms of literature, journalism, and education. His life story weaves a sense of dedication and accomplishment, leaving an indelible mark in literary fields. In the field of literature, he has been […]
