OTHER VIEW
From Storybooks to Nation-Building: Reading as India’s Quiet Revolution
Even in this digital-first era, the enduring appeal of books is undeniable. Across India, more young people are discovering the...
The rise of elite families and the fall of social equality!
In every age and era, societies have evolved around power centers. Historically, these were kings and landlords; today, they are...
The Disappearing Identity: Kashmiri without Kashmir
In India, it is natural to associate people with the regions they come from. A person from Punjab is known...
Cycle of professional limbo: The Plight of Contractual College Teachers in Jammu & Kashmir
By: Dr. Showkat Hussain Rather In the classrooms of Jammu and Kashmir’s higher education institutions, thousands of educated, experienced, and...
Invisible Hand: Myth, Metaphor, and Market Realities
By: ABBAS ALI Few metaphors in the history of economic thought have gained as much traction—and misunderstanding—as Adam Smith’s “invisible...
Temporary, Disposable, Ignored: The Tragic Plight of Academic Lecturers in Kashmir
By: Dr. Ashaque Ahmad Dar In Kashmir, despite having some of the most talented and highly educated youth, an injustice...
The Forgotten Educators: Urgent Action Needed for Vocational Teachers in Kashmir
By: BILAL AHMAD KUMAR The government's extensive investment in awareness programmes addressing issues like drug addiction, unemployment, crime, depression, and...
The Brotherhood of Twelve: A Mechanical Engineering Memoir
By: Dr. Sajad Hussain Deen A small class of mechanical engineering students, huddled in a forgotten corner of campus life....
A Family Bleeding in Silence — A True, Untreated Story
By: Dr Anayat Mir Behind so many closed doors in our towns and villages, there live families who look perfectly...
From budget to blacktop: Where Indian roads go wrong ?
India, the world’s fastest-growing major economy, has made remarkable strides in various sectors — yet the question persists: why are...