Srinagar: While appreciating Kashmir University's decision to grant recognition to its North and South campuses as research centers, many academics suggest that research schools should also be created in these...

Last week, a video clip showing a teacher repeatedly slapping a student's face —18 times in less than a minute— at a coaching center in Srinagar went viral on social...

By Haroon Reshi The devices with the Internet have become key drivers of social evolution in every part of the world. They are simply unavoidable because of their evolutionary and...

Like any other city, Srinagar —the largest city and the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir— is growing in terms of its population, housing, traffic and so on, with each...

Have India and Pakistan finally decided to end the long-standing impasse in their bilateral relations, and to restore the halted communication links between the two countries? Looking at the thaw,...

The “child rights”, by their nature are economic, social, psychological, physical and cultural rights. Any kind of violation of children's rights is 'child abuse'. Child abuse is an umbrella term...

The people residing along the Line of Control (LoC) have a reason to smile as India and Pakistan recently reassured to adhere to the ceasefire agreed in 2003 between the...

Amid some obstacles, challenges, and financial constraints, Jammu and Kashmir, like other parts across India, has started a process to implement National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. To begin with, the...

The trouble started in November last year when Mutton Price Fixation Committee headed by Divisional Commissioner Kashmir came up with a new price list — 480 rupees per Kg —...

Students, parents, and other stakeholders seem to be feeling a little bit apprehensive, yet delighted, on the government's decision to reopen schools in the Valley for academic activities on March...