The rising number of fire incidents across Jammu and Kashmir is a stark reminder of how vulnerable communities remain to sudden disasters, and how fragile the safety net is for...

Tourism has long been seen as a lifeline for regions rich in natural beauty, culture and heritage. Yet, the tendency to equate development with singular attractions; such as cable cars,...

The government’s renewed push to update Recruitment Rules across departments in Jammu and Kashmir signals more than just bureaucratic housekeeping; it is an action plan with profound implications for governance,...

The stark figures emerging from Jammu and Kashmir’s higher education sector paint a troubling picture of systemic neglect. With nearly 40 per cent of sanctioned teaching posts lying vacant across...

Jammu and Kashmir Government’s decision to constitute a Technical Appraisal Committee (TAC) for the proposed “Classroom Digital Board” project marks a step in reimagining the education system of the Union...

The rapid expansion of mobile phone bans in schools across the globe is more than a policy trend—it is a reflection of a deepening unease about the digital environment shaping...

The issue of recruitment in Jammu and Kashmir has long been a matter of concern, both for governance and for the thousands of aspirants who wait anxiously for opportunities. With...

The recent ruling against routine re-testing of narcotic samples under the NDPS Act is a powerful reminder that justice must not be compromised by shortcuts or mechanical procedures. By refusing...

The amendments to the Unified Building Bye-Laws (UBBL) 2021 in Jammu and Kashmir mark a shift in regulating urban growth. By merging land-use subcategories into four broad primary uses, rationalizing...

Kashmir’s waters have long been its quiet strength, sustaining life and tradition. The announcement of a large-scale aqua project in Anantnag marks a turning point, not just in infrastructure but...