Social Isolation and School Education
By: Dr. Rajkumar Singh Social isolation has significant effects on individuals, particularly in the context of school education especially during the formative years of school, can lead to feelings of loneliness, anxiety, and depression. Social interactions at school play a crucial role in the development of social skills and emotional intelligence. Lack of these interactions […]
Book Review: ‘Bargi Zarin’ by Maqbool Ferozi
By: RAYEES AHMAD KUMAR The valley of Kashmir is famous for the enchanting beauty, mesmerizing climate and also for being the abode of Reshi’s and Sufis. Besides this it has given birth to a number of world renowned scholars and litterateurs of global reputation. Baba Dawood Khaki, Sheikh YaqubSarfi, Molana Anwar Shah Kashmiri, Gani Kashmiri, […]
ALLAMA IQBAL EXPLAINS: Minting Rights
By: Abbas Ali In this chapter, we want to discuss a question whose decision depends upon previous economic principles; however, the beginner should remain warned that this is a very complex question, and to understand its complete meaning, well-known scholars use wrong reasoning. Therefore, before entering this difficult field, one should save oneself and know […]
Devastation: Clearing Forests, Polluting Rivers, Disrupting Ecosystems
By: Arshid Khan The growth of any entity, whether it is individual, community based or ofa nation, is a multifaceted phenomenon that requires careful examination. It is a captivating and intricate process that influences the very essence of our being. As we explore the complexities of growth, it is crucial to recognize the accompanying drawbacks. […]
Cairo Peace Summit
Egypt hosted the Cairo Peace Summit to express solidarity with the Palestinians in the ongoing conflict in West Asia, and also to strive for to find solutions to the ongoing human crisis in Gaza, but the outcome left much to be desired. The Cairo Peace Summit, hosted by Egypt and held in the New Administrative […]
Book review: ‘Ulmai Kashmir Ki Deeni WaIlmi Khidmaat’
By: Rayees Ahmad Kumar The valley of Kashmir has historically been the abode of thousands of saints who, from distant lands, arrived here and preached the noble teachings of Islam. It is because of their unwavering efforts and noble mission that Islam could reach to this part of the world while their character and conduct […]
Why Psychology as a subject is ignored in the Higher Secondary Schools of Kashmir
By: Arshid Qalmi In the panoramic landscape of Kashmir, famous not just for its scenic beauty but also for its rich history and cultural heritage, there lies an overlooked gap in the education system: the unavailability of psychology as a subject in higher secondary schools. This absence presents not only a missed academic opportunity but […]
Unjust Bloodshed: Disproportionate Loss of Life
By: Dr Firdoos Ah Wani The Quran says “Whoever kills one person unless it be for murder or spreading corruption it shall as if he killed whole of humanity”(5:32). Islam never allows unjust bloodshed. It is in the spirit of Islam that if a person kills any innocent person, it is as if he has […]
The Profound Impact of a pen
By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon The age-old adage that “the pen is mightier than the sword” holds a profound truth in its simplicity. It suggests that the power of the written word and the ideas it conveys can have a far-reaching and long-lasting impact on individuals, societies, and generations. In this short article, I aim to […]
Our Dwindling Paddy Lands
Mushtaq Hurra Growing urbanization, commercialization and mechanisation has left Kashmir valley vulnerable to hazardous repercussions of unimaginable magnitude. Some sultry scars have already impacted us very badly, and some are about to assail us, if not precluded in time. Drastic damage to the aesthetics of picturesque sites and resorts of the valley has blemished our […]
