Plastic waste and our Ignorance!
Earth may not appear as blue by 2100: MIT study.
By: NASIR AHMAD DAR Owing to climate change, surface of the oceans will change color by the end of 21st century leading our blue planet to look visibly altered- a new study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) reveals. The earth is being polluted fiercely and it is just getting worse every day. The […]
Artifacts of Globalization
The globalization fills in so many gaps of varied sizes and shapes and connects us to the real world, the being is transcended and enormous results are produced. Globalization has at least two major impacts- the theoretical and the empirical. Once we realize the essence of the ontology’s and the semantic web artifacts, we begin […]
Why Organise Events that Undermine the Kashmir Issue?
As another Kashmir Solidarity Day draws to an end with the joint resistance leadership (JRL) of the Hurriyat and United Jihad Council (UJC) chief and Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) supremo Syed Salahuddin thanking Islamabad for observing it, one is tempted to reflect on what has this nearly two decade old annual event achieved in terms of […]
From Healing Touch to Pellet Guns: PDP’s Sentimental Politics
By: Zahid Sultan/Irshad Bhat The People’s Democratic Party was formed on 27th July, 1999 under the leadership of late Mufti Mohammad Syed, a seasoned politician who had earlier been in Union ministry and was considered as a stalwart. The emergence of PDP in state politics was a significant development and one could say that it […]
Let learners be given some choice!
By: Adv. Mohd Aamir Malik Over and again, we come to know that the output of our educational system is not what the job market seeks. Does this apply to Kashmir only? Well, I believe the answer can’t be expected in affirmation. If you think that it is a simple question to tackle, then I […]
“HUMAN RIGHTS & THE SOCIO ECONOMICS”
By: Raja Faisal Zahoor/ Shahjhan Mustafa All humans irrespective of their race, color and creed have fundamental rights that they enjoy rights innate to human beings. These rights explicate individual-power structure relationships. The practice of human rights permits a human to figure his life in liberty, equality and respect. Human rights implicate civil, political, economic, […]
An Open Letter to Hon’ble Governor of J&K
Esteemed Sir, With humble submissions, I have few points which I want to convey to you through this Open letter. I hope you will spare some time from your busy schedule to go through this letter. In past we have seen Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s master stroke Kashmiriyat, Jamuhriyat, and Insaniyat,The Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Red Fort […]
It’s going to be tough for all in Langate Poll Battle
By: Arif Abu Fida Though Election Commission is yet to announce the schedule for state assembly elections and people have started seeing break-ups as well as alliances of politicians, apart from allegations and counter allegations amongst different political parties. And when it comes to politics, Langate has been historically at the forefront to defend its […]
The US Invasion of Afghanistan ended with Talks
BY: Shabir Ahmad Afghanistan is a mountainous landlocked country in South Asia and its area has been invaded many times in recorded history. The other part of the history is that no invader has ever been able to control all of its regions and often faced rebellions. In September 2001, nearly 3,000 people were killed in the 9/11 terrorist […]
OF CELEBRATING REPBLIC DAY
By: Adv. Mohd Aamir Malik On 26th January 1950 India became a sovereign democratic Republic with a written constitution and an elected parliament. India will celebrate its 70th Republic Day today. The Indian Constitution, the longest in the world, consists of 397 Articles and 12 Schedules which provides for a single citizenship for the whole […]
