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كُن فَيَكُونُ (Kun Fayakūn): When the World Gives Up on You, Allah Never Does
Amir Shafi Rather
"Even if people do not understand you, Allah understands you. Even if everyone leaves you, Allah never will."
We are living in a time when many young people look happy on social media, but inside they are…
Official Recognition for Unsung Heroes: Honouring Abu Hamza’s Humanitarian Service
Mudasser Wani
"Whenever a drowning incident occurs in Kashmir, one name is repeatedly mentioned by distressed families"
— Abu Hamza
In every society there are individuals who quietly dedicate their lives to serving humanity…
Fighting a Silent Epidemic: India’s Expanding Battle Against Viral Hepatitis
S Ahmad
India is systematically breaking down healthcare barriers to achieve its 2030 goal of combating hepatitis. National Viral Hepatitis Control Program has adopted a health systems approach and integrated with various national…
World Hepatitis Day: A Silent Epidemic That Demands Urgent Action
Syed Yunis Bukhari
Contaminated drinking water was the principal cause of the outbreak of Hepatitis in Srinagar district demonstrating how poor sanitation and unsafe water supplies continue to facilitate the spread of…
Kashmir’s Apple Growers Are Working Harder for Thinner Margins
Mohammad Muslim Bhat
The most immediate pressure comes from imports, particularly from countries like Iran, Afghanistan, and increasingly other international sources, which enter the Indian market through various trade channels…
Vijay Diwas: How India Rebuilt Its Defence Doctrine After 1999
S Ahmad
Twenty-seven years after the guns fell silent in the icy heights of Kargil, the conflict remains far more than a chapter in military history. It continues to shape India's strategic thinking, defence planning and…
It is not a Tourist Destination
Usuf Mir
"The true beauty of a land does not lie only in its mountains, springs or green meadows. Its real beauty lives in its culture, its livelihood, its character and in the people who protect it."
After his retirement,…
The Right to Livelihood, The Right To Peace
Malik Nazir
"Mobile vendors are a lifeline for many households, but convenience should not come at the cost of constant noise."
In the lanes and bylanes of Kashmir's towns, villages, and residential colonies, a new form of mobile…
Beyond Fertilisers: Why India’s Soil Health Mission Could Shape the Future of Agriculture
S Ahmad
India's food security begins not in its granaries or markets, but beneath the feet of its farmers. Every bumper harvest, every successful cropping season and every promise of agricultural prosperity rests upon an…
Women, Peace and Development: Why Stability is the Foundation of Inclusive Growth in JK
Rakshanda Gul
“When a girl completes her education, when a woman starts a business, when tourists return home with positive memories, and when families feel confident about tomorrow, the benefits extend far beyond one individual.…