Plight of private school teachers
By: Zahoor Farooq Teachers, working in different private schools have been relegated to obscurity in Kashmir. As government is not able to accommodate all qualified candidates, they leap into the breach and embark on an unmapped journey that they fail to navigate through later on in their lives. Once they take the plunge in private […]
The Two-Way Process of Sacrifice: The Relationship between Parents and Children
Not only parents sacrifice for their children’s. children’s too sacrifice their dreams for parents
By: Huzaifa Ali Lone Sacrifice is a vital part of any relationship and while it is commonly understood that parents make sacrifices for the sake of their children, one must recognize that children also make sacrifices for their parents. One significant way in which children may sacrifice their own aspirations is by choosing a path […]
Emotional Intelligence: It matters
By: Arshid Qalmi In today’s fast-paced world, we often find ourselves striving for success and constantly trying to improve our skills and abilities. While intelligence and technical skills are important, there is another key factor that can greatly impact our personal and professional lives: emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence, or EQ, refers to the ability to […]
USA’s contribution to repatriate the Rohingyas and lessons for India & China
By: Erina Haque The Rohingya are the most persecuted minority group in the world. Such persecution has forced Rohingyas into Bangladesh for many years, with significant spikes following violent attacks in 1978, 1992, and again in 2016. More than 700,000 were forced to flee from Myanmar following a brutal military crackdown in 2017. Around 1.2 […]
Women’s Rights and Equality in Islam: Challenges and Progress
By Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon The practice of female infanticide in pre-Islamic Arabia was a tragic and barbaric reality that reflects the depth of misogyny and cruelty that existed at that time. Islam, through its teachings and principles, brought a revolutionary change in the status and treatment of women and challenged the patriarchal norms and practices […]
Tribute to late Jabeena Akhtar, an international athlete from Treran Tangmarg
By Advocate Muzamil Jan Being a sisterly figure, a friend & then a close relative, whenever you visited my office, you visited with some public issue, some issue related to an orphan, some widow, or some other underprivileged. You would always wear a smiling face, just to spread smiles & joy that contained the miseries […]
Breaking Free from the Shackles of Ignorance
By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon ‘Iqra’ is the first word of the Divine Revelation. It is not just a command to read but a declaration of the Muslim’s duty to pursue knowledge and learning- Allama Iqbal In today’s world, knowledge is power. It is what separates the enlightened from the ignorant and the informed from the […]
Teamwork in school environment
By: Arshi Qalmi Teamwork is an essential element of any successful organization, and schools are no exception. The importance of teamwork in the school setting cannot be overstated as it helps to create a more productive and positive learning environment. Collaboration among school staff can lead to increased student achievement, improved morale, and a sense […]
Jammu & Kashmir Rights of ‘Persons with Disabilities’
Rules 2021 -Highlights By M Ahmad Finally, the Government of Jammu and Kashmir has framed the Jammu and Kashmir Rights of Persons with Disabilities Rules 2021, in order to ensure the smooth implementation of Central Laws aimed at promoting and protecting the rights and dignity of people with disabilities in various aspects of life. In […]
Extrajudicial killing and gun violence in the USA grow at an alarming rate
By Taslima Hyat A young man from an expatriate Bangladeshi community in the US has been gunned down by police at the city of Cambridge in Massachusetts. The Bangladesh Association of New England organised protests outside Cambridge City Hall on Thursday, condemning the “brutal killing” of 20-year-old Sayed Faisal, a student of the University of […]
