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From Playgrounds to Phone Screens: Kashmir’s Fading Sports Culture
Malik Nazir
“The playground has not disappeared — it has been replaced.
Where there were once morning drills and evening matches,
there are now glowing screens and silent rooms.”
There was a time in Kashmir when the day…
How to Build Deep Focus in a World Designed to Distract You
Mohammad Muslim
“Deep focus is not a talent. It is a daily decision — to protect your attention in a world designed to steal it.”
Attention is vital in the present world. Everything in the news, apps, and messages fights for your…
“Why Young Voices Matter in Global Governance”
Mahpara Saleem
“When power remains confined to the aged, decision-making risks becoming detached from the lived realities of the present generation.”
If gerontocracy continues to dominate the global political landscape, the cycle…
The Funeral — The Silent Death of a Community
Usuf Mir
“Broad daylight collapsed into dusk, and the valley learned how to breathe in darkness.”
Dark, dense clouds spread across the sky, and within moments, broad daylight turned into deep darkness. It felt as if the night had…
India’s Sprint Towards a TB-Free Future: Policy, People and the Power of Public Health
S. Ahmad
World TB Day is commemorated on March 24 to raise public awareness about the devastating health, social and economic consequences of TB. It reminds us to step up efforts to end the global TB epidemic. The date commemorates…
Protecting the Vulnerable: What Fayaz’s Harassment Reveals About Mental Health Governance
S. Ahmad
“The absence of a functional State Mental Health Authority has created an institutional vacuum — and in that vacuum, the vulnerable are left unshielded.”
The digital age has brought connectivity, but it has also created…
Family Support Challenges Fate
Usuf Mir
“Fate may take away what we have. But it is family support that decides what remains.”
Spring was in full bloom when Skylark Middle School, perched on a serene hilltop, organised an excursion for its girl students. It was…
As Ramadhan Leaves, Its Light Remains
Majid Marouphay
“For those who stood in long nights of Taraweeh, whose tears fell in Tahajjud, and whose tongues remained moist with remembrance, Ramadhan was not a season — it was a sacred encounter with the Almighty.”
As the…
Rural Prosperity and India’s Pharmaceuticals in Global Healthcare
S. Ahmad
In the architecture of modern economies, health is not merely a social good—it is a foundational economic asset. A healthy population drives productivity, innovation, and social stability, while a strong healthcare system…
Eid-ul-Fitr: A day after the holy month of Ramadhan
Mohammad Aalim
“Thousands standing shoulder to shoulder at Eidgah and Hazratbal reflect the true meaning of Eid — unity beyond status, gratitude beyond words, and hope beyond hardship.”
As the crescent moon is sighted and the month of…