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Highway of Hope:National Highway and Nusoo–Potushay Bypass: Game Changers for Bandipora
Bandipore, known for its three A’s — Alim (knowledge), Adab (culture), and Aab (water) lies beside the serene Wular Lake, adding to the district’s historical depth and natural charm. It is a land that carries stories of both struggle and…
The Unforgettable Teachers’ Day Celebration
Mohammad Arfat Wani
The 18th of September at Ramzaan College of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences was not just another date on the calendar — it was a living thanksgiving, a celebration of love, reverence, and gratitude for those who…
Active on Public Issues, Congress Set to Play Key Role In J&K
By : Nizamuddin Bhat
The Congress Party has been actively raising public issues of importance in Jammu & Kashmir. Its mission to strengthen the party at the grassroots level is being pursued through tireless efforts and firm…
The Hermeneutics of Dreams: From Antiquity to Postmodernity
Shabeer Ahmad Lone
Dreams have always lingered at the threshold of consciousness and the ineffable, occupying a space where the personal, the symbolic, and the universal converge. Across cultures, civilizations, epochs, geographies,…
Why We Suffer: The Oldest Question of Humanity
Dr. Muhammad Maroof Shah
What is the common problem of religion, philosophy and higher art and literature? One could well reply in the words of the Buddha that it is “suffering and the cessation of suffering.” Why are we born and why do we…
Sacred Lamps of Knowledge: Journey of Islamic Learning in Gurez Valley
"He who treads a path in search of knowledge, Allah makes easy for him a path to Paradise."
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Sunan Abu Dawood
"Iqbal never loses hope in his barren land, because even a single drop of dew can make the soil…
Celebrating Tribal Flavours: Perspectives from J&K’s participation in the National Tribal Food…
Mir Altaf
In India, food is never just sustenance—it is memory, it is culture, it is identity. From the spice-laden shores of Kerala to the millet fields of Rajasthan, from Kashmiri Kehwa warming snow-clad valleys to bamboo shoots…
Prophets, Poets, and Pioneers: How Great Souls Transform History
Shabeer Ahmad Lone
Transformative figures have emerged where historical crises met timeless vision. The Buddha taught impermanence and liberation (Dhammapada 277), Confucius and Laozi sought moral and cosmic harmony, Jesus proclaimed…
Traditional View of Philosophy: When Philosophy Was a Path to God
Dr. Muhammad Maroof Shah
Philosophy for ancients and Plato is not a mere theoretical rational inquiry but a realization, intellection or noetic vision that transcends subject-object duality and demands something like ethical discipline.…
The King Who Learned Not to Judge by Appearances
Firdous Ahmad Malik
Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom, there lived a mighty king who was famous not only for his wealth and wisdom but also for his love of hunting. The king had a grand palace, tall walls, strong soldiers, and lush…