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Can Confirmed Teachers Be Asked to Prove Eligibility Again?
Gowher Ahmad Bhat
"If a teacher has already been declared eligible by the competent recruitment authority, selected through a competitive process, appointed against a substantive post, successfully completed probation, and had his…
World Music Day: A Musician’s Manifesto
Ziea-ul-Aalam
"Music is the only true global language that needs no dictionary, no translation, and no prior education to feel. In a world divided by borders, beliefs, and identities, a simple melody can remind us of our shared…
The Boy in the First Row
Usuf Mir
"The first row, the discipline, the humility, the kindness, and the desire to serve—all of it pointed to someone standing quietly behind the scenes: a mother who had chosen to build character rather than simply raise a…
Why Tourism Holds the Key to Economic Revival in Bandipora
Mudasser Wani
"Nature has gifted Bandipora what many regions across the world spend billions trying to create—an enormous water body surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, rich biodiversity and picturesque villages. If…
Reforming the State or Reforming the Self?
Shokin
“A society that internalizes honesty, responsibility and mutual respect can sustain institutions even during political turbulence. A society driven by personal gain will find that no structural reform can permanently resolve…
Kulgam: The Land of Saints, Springs and Timeless Heritage
Dr. Rizwan Rumi
Nestled in the lap of the majestic Pir Panjal Mountains and nourished by the waters of the Veshaw River, Kulgam stands as one of the most captivating districts of Jammu and Kashmir. Blessed with breathtaking landscapes,…
Twenty Years of Service, No Pension, zero security: When the Poor Retire Empty-Handed and the…
Mudasser Wani
A few days ago, I met a man whom I have known for nearly twenty years. He was not a senior officer, a politician or a person of influence. He was an ordinary daily wager who spent the prime years of his life…
India’s Middle Class at a Crossroads: Progress, Expectations and the Road Ahead
S. Ahmad
“For India's middle class, the past decade has brought significant change. The coming decades will determine whether that change becomes the foundation of lasting prosperity or merely a stepping stone toward even greater…
Need for Interfaith Dialogue in Building Social Harmony
Mariya Noor
“Interfaith dialogue is not about changing anyone's beliefs; it is about creating understanding, building trust, and recognizing the shared humanity that exists beyond religious differences.”
We live in a world where…
The Great Exchange: Logic Governs the World, and Emotions Are the Currency
Ziea Ul Aalam
“Human civilisation is built upon logic, but human relationships are built upon emotion. Every day we participate in an invisible exchange of hopes, fears, desires, trust, and empathy, often without realizing that…