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When Screens Glow Brighter Than Books: Rethinking Hajin’s Reading Culture
Afnan Afzal
“In the days when candles lit our rooms, books lit our minds. Now screens glow bright, and our thoughts grow dim.”
This reflection captures a quiet anxiety many in Kashmir feel today. It is not merely about technology, but…
Violence in a Mosque and the Collapse of Moral Boundaries
Nasir Hussain Peerzada
“A mosque is meant to be a sanctuary for peace, reflection, and unity. Turning it into a site of terror is not only an assault on human life, but a direct affront to the ethical conscience of humanity.”
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Beyond Carpets and Chandeliers: Rethinking the Role of Masjids
Malik Nazir
“While Masjids grow more comfortable, families nearby often struggle for even basic medical support, and this contrast demands introspection.”
Over the last few decades, Masjids across Kashmir have witnessed visible change.…
The Cost of Normalising Online Vulgarity
Majid Marouphay
“What is being uploaded in the name of ‘content’ today is not creativity but moral decay on public display, shamelessly packaged for likes and followers.”
The advent of smartphones coupled with high-speed 4G and 5G…
Dignity Begins Where Explanation Ends
Arooja Bilal
In a world that constantly demands explanations, dignity often becomes the quiet voice we forget to listen to. From a young age, we are taught to justify our choices, defend our boundaries, and prove our worth to others. We…
Seven Common Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Health Insurance Online
Amarnath Saxena
The internet has made buying health insurance easier than ever. You can now compare policies from multiple insurers right sitting at home. Online purchasing is paperless, fast, and transparent as everything can be…
Why J&K’s Education Reform Must Begin in Primary Schools
Malik Mushtaq
Education debates in India often begin and end with university rankings, board examination results, and competitive entrance tests. These indicators dominate headlines and policy discussions. Yet they overlook a far more…
Prof Rashid Nazk’s scholarly, literary, critical , translational and compiled corpus
Part-II
This write-up serves as a modest monographic tribute to Professor Abdul Rashid Nazki, outlining key aspects of his literary and intellectual legacy while indicating areas that invite further scholarly exploration and…
The Mental Health Cost of Silence
Mohammad Muslim
“Relationships do not fail because problems are too big; they fail because important feelings are never spoken at the right time.”
We live in a very loud world. Noise surrounds us everywhere—on streets, on screens, and…
India’s AI Stack: Powering Intelligence at Scale for Public Good
S. Ahmad
India is entering a defining phase of its digital transformation. Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept or a niche research area. It is becoming a foundational technology that shapes how societies deliver…