Opinion

Waseem Akram A few days ago, a public debate held at New Delhi’s Constitution Club captured widespread attention on social media. The discussion, titled “Does God Exist?”, featured noted lyricist and intellectual Javed Akhtar and…

S. Ahmad “The strength of AMCS lies not in software alone, but in its end-to-end integration—from village societies to national dashboards.” India’s dairy story has long been celebrated as a triumph of cooperative enterprise and…

Peerzada Mohsin Shafi "In Jammu and Kashmir, routine infrastructure projects are increasingly projected as personal achievements. This culture of exaggerated credit distorts facts, weakens accountability and gradually erodes…

Mir Gowhar “This is not ordinary drug abuse driven by social decay alone. Organised, cross-border narcotics networks are flooding Kashmir with heroin and synthetic drugs with strategic intent. By targeting youth, this form of…

Mohammad Hanief “ISRO’s evolution from a development-focused agency to a trusted commercial launch provider reflects a quiet but consequential transformation.” India marked a defining moment in the evolution of its space…

Dr. Aadil Zeffer “Libraries, learning spaces, and shared knowledge are not cultural luxuries; they are social infrastructure, as vital to dignity and resilience as roads or clinics.” The most meaningful charity is not consumed…

Mohammad Hanief Substandard electric blankets and heaters have emerged as silent ignition sources. Widely sold in local markets, many lack basic safety features such as automatic cut-offs. Prolonged overnight use turns bedrooms…

Aadil Rashid “Adolescence is allowed emotional space precisely because it is assumed that adulthood will restore obedience. Adrenaline is permitted; autonomy is not. Caste, meanwhile, remains non-negotiable.” As a medical…

Javaid Jawad "Our education system has quietly shifted from learning to scoring, from understanding to outperforming. In this race, children from privileged backgrounds start ahead, armed with resources and support. Those from…

Firdous Ahmad Najar "Private tutoring, once remedial and occasional, has evolved into a full-fledged parallel education system. Fuelled by competition, exam anxiety, and commercial interests, it increasingly overshadows…