OTHER VIEW
How statistics shape a data oriented Society
In India, National Statistics Day is observed on 29 June to mark the birthday of Prof. Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis, the father...
How Muslim Societies Responded to the First Public Introduction of Photography
When photography emerged in the 19th century as a technological marvel, it was met with wonder, skepticism, and resistance across...
Tobacco’s Silent Damage: How it destroys health and homes
Have we ever truly reflected on how deeply tobacco affects not just individual users, but entire families and generations? What...
Surah Al-Asr: A Spiritual Compass for Our Confused Times
Surah Al-Asr, though composed of only three concise verses, holds within it an ocean of wisdom. In the brief span...
Beyond Tokenism: Reclaiming the True Spirit of Gender Equality
In recent years, gender equality has taken center stage in political, social, and corporate discourse. From policy promises to boardroom...
A mind that questions!
Dostoevsky once said that the world will reach a time when intelligent people will be stopped from thinking and questioning...
Beyond the Threshold: What Breaching 1.5°C Means for India — and for Kashmir
By: Semran Parvaiz Introduction – The Breach We Cannot Ignore For climate science, 1.5 degrees Celsius was never a number...
Confronting Lifestyle Pressures in Kashmir
In the race to impress the world, we are mortgaging our peace, our values and our future. True dignity lies...
From Feast to Freshness: The Science and Soul of Meat Preservation after Eid al-Adha
By: Irshad Ahmad Shah As the crescent moon marked the arrival of Eid al-Adha a few days back, the valleys...
Beyond the Urs: Why Shah-e-Hamdan’s Legacy Still Resonates in Kashmir
Today’s society needs less theological shouting and more ethical whispering—a return to the humanism, brotherhood, and justice that Shah-e-Hamadan practised. ...