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The Strength To Rise Again
Bushra Qadir
There are moments when life reduces everything to ashes—plans, identities, relationships, expectations, and versions of ourselves that we once thought would last forever. Yet ashes do not always signify an ending.…
The Great Existential Audit
Shabeer Ahmad Lone
“And Whoever is blessed with wisdom has truly been granted an abundance of goodness.”- Qur’an 2:269,“Say: Are those who possess knowledge equal to those who do not? Only those endowed with true…
When Every Cell Counts: Why Blood Health Deserves More Attention
Syed Yunis Bukhari
As healthcare increasingly shifts from treating disease to preventing it, we must recognize that every blood cell matters. Investing in blood health means investing in healthier families, stronger communities,…
When Machines Can Sense, Think and Act, India Must Be Ready
S Ahmad
For most of the industrial age, machines did what humans told them to do. A machine could manufacture a component, a vehicle could carry passengers and a medical device could record a patient's vital signs. But the…
Built, Burnt and Reborn: Why Jamia Masjid Still Matters to Kashmir
Afreen Jan
Built, burnt and reborn, Jamia Masjid is more than a monument of Kashmir's past. It is a living symbol of endurance, craftsmanship and continuity—and a reminder that the heritage we inherit is also the heritage we are…
When the Waters Rise: Why India Must Prepare for the Next Disaster
Syed Yunis Bukhari
Disasters rarely announce their arrival. A few hours of intense rainfall can turn a calm river into a dangerous torrent, a cloudburst can transform a mountain stream into a destructive force, and a…
When seeing is no longer believing how AI is changing the way we see reality
Ankush Sharma
There was a time when information was limited. If we wanted to know something, we depended largely on newspapers, television, radio, books or simply on people around us. Information travelled, but it travelled at a…
India’s Nuclear Future: Powering Growth, Trust and Viksit Bharat
S Ahmad
India's nuclear energy programme is built on the principle of safety first. Guided by stringent regulatory oversight, multiple layers of protection and comprehensive emergency preparedness, it safeguards people and the…
How Failures Lead to Success
Mohammad Hanief
"If you fail, never give up because F.A.I.L. means ‘First Attempt In Learning."
— Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
Failure remains one of life’s most misunderstood experiences. It is routinely linked with…
From Sectarian Debates to Social Reform: What Should Our Scholars Be Debating?
Sahil Mir
“A scholar’s greatness should not be measured by how many opponents he defeats in a debate. It should be measured by how many hearts he brings closer to Allah, how many people he reconciles, how much ignorance he removes…