ROMANCE AND GRACE OF SNOW
‘Fall o snow! come, o brother!’ By: Shaheen Safdar Snow is to Kashmir what blood is to the human body. Heavy snowfall in winter is the harbinger of a merry summer. The deep frozen snow on mountains and highlands keep its streams and rivers joyously flowing during hot summers sustaining its beauty. Heavy snowfall in […]
Understanding Ankle Sprains: Causes, Complications, and Successful Interventions
Not all ankle sprains require surgical intervention By: Dr.Pradeep Moonot Ankle sprains are a common injury that can affect individuals of all ages, often occurring during physical activities or due to accidents. While many cases can be effectively treated with conservative measures, there are instances where recurrent sprains can lead to complications, such as ankle […]
Preserving Koshur: A call to protect our linguistic heritage
It is a call to action, urging us to celebrate the vibrancy of Kashmiri, intertwining it seamlessly with the fabric of our cultural heritage By: Mohd Younus Bhat The gradual decline of the ‘Koshur’ language, commonly reffered to as ‘Kashmiri’, especially among the youth, demands urgent attention. The shift towards Urdu and English, while reflective […]
Money, Politics, and Accountability
Examining Gandhi and Santhanam Committee’s Vision in the Age of Electoral Bonds By: Dr. Muzammil Ahad Dar The Supreme Court scrutinizes the issue of electoral bonds, it is imperative for India to revisit Mahatma Gandhi’s concerns expressed on September 17, 1931. Gandhi foresaw that political parties might excessively spend money on elections, deeming it “atrocious” […]
How common is gastric (stomach) cancer?
By: Prof.(Dr.) Atul Sharma Worldwide about 1 million people are diagnosed with gastric cancer. It is ranked as the 5th most common cancer. In India it accounts for about 60,000 new cancer cases (6th most common) and about 53,000 deaths. How is this diagnosed? This is diagnosed after endoscopic biopsy. What is the treatment for […]
Gaza war: How South Africa’s genocide case against Israel is shaping up
By: Carlo Aldrovandi Over the past few days, South Africa has made its case at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, accusing the Israeli government of committing genocide with its 100-day assault on Gaza. With the death toll approaching 24,000 in the Palestinian territory, South Africa’s lawyers laid out the grounds on which […]
The magnificent meadows of Luddu Kansar in Doda
By: Sadaket Ali Malik Towering high near Gandoh in Doda, lies the enchanting haven of ludduKansar near Bach Meadow. This place just a few kilometres away from Gandoh, offer a pristine and picturesque escape for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Situated near Bach Dhar, ludduKansar meadows serve as a gateway to Bhaderwah via Bach Dhar, […]
Can AI replace human emotions?
By: Shahid Ahmed Hakla Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the development of computer systems that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence. These tasks include learning, reasoning, problem solving, speech recognition, understanding natural language etc. The widespread adoption of AI has promised to create new jobs & make workers more productive, but these changes […]
Respect the ‘Saint of your life’
By: Bashir Ahmad Dar As I read the article entitled “Plight Of Our Aged Fathers” written by Mushtaq Ahmad Hurra- a noted writer and columnist from Bandipura district of Jammu and Kashmir, I felt a sea of emotions welled up in me. My eyes went moist and heart wept. My breath was getting heavy with […]
Preserving Our Planet: The Urgent Need to Prevent Deforestation
By: MooL Raj Deforestation is a global crisis that threatens the very foundation of our planet’s ecosystems. As the world’s population continues to grow, so does the demand for resources such as timber, agricultural land, and infrastructure development. Unfortunately, this insatiable hunger for resources has led to the widespread destruction of our forests, with devastating […]
