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Why Education Must Move From Fragmentation to Integration?
Firdous Ahmad Najar
“Despite unprecedented access to education, the world continues to face wars, inequality, and moral decline. This forces us to ask whether we are educating whole human beings or merely training fragmented roles.”…
What We Read Quietly Shapes Who We Become
Mir Qurrat-ul-Ain
“A book does not end at the last page—it stays. Over time, it influences how we respond to situations, how we understand relationships, and the standards we quietly internalize. That is why I hesitate before choosing a…
Can India’s Traditional Medicine Go Global?
Lalit Gargg
“AYUSH represents a fundamentally different approach to health—one that prioritizes balance over symptom suppression. Rooted in Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, Homeopathy, and Naturopathy, these systems view health as harmony…
Gyani Zail Singh: A Life Shaped by Faith, Struggle and Power
Er. Prabhat Kishore
“India’s freedom was shaped by innumerable sacrifices, many of which history cannot fully record. Yet, there are names that speak for themselves, names that rise naturally from the nation’s conscience. Among…
PMGSY at 25: The Long Journey towards Rural Connectivity and Dignity
S. Ahmad
“Since its launch in December 2000, PMGSY has achieved an extraordinary scale of execution. Over 8,25,114 kilometres of rural roads have been sanctioned, and nearly 95 per cent—7,87,520 kilometres—have already been…
Why Winter Poses a Greater Risk to Heart Health?
Dr Musawir Mohsin Parsa (PT)
“Scientific research across multiple countries shows that most cardiovascular risk factors peak in winter. Blood pressure, cholesterol levels, blood clotting activity, and endothelial…
Ghalib Unbound: Poetry, Thought, and a Timeless Cultural Vision
Shabeer Ahmad Lone
“The reader enters Ghalib’s universe not as a spectator but as a participant in contemplation. Desire, doubt, truth, and transcendence unfold with such intensity that the boundaries between the personal and the…
Industrial Parks: Building the Foundations of India’s Next Industrial Leap
S. Ahmad
India’s industrial future is no longer confined to vision statements, policy notes, or high-profile investment summits. It is being built on the ground, quite literally, acre by acre, through a growing network of…
Snowfall, bookings and the fragile revival of Kashmir’s winter tourism
Mohammad Hanief
“Gulmarg continues to anchor Kashmir’s winter tourism economy, drawing skiers and travellers from across India and abroad, and reaffirming its status as one of South Asia’s premier winter destinations.”…
Liberty without applause: Orwell and the ethics of unpopular speech
Yamin Mohammad Munshi
“In ostensibly free societies, Orwell observed, unpopular opinions can disappear without a single law being passed—editors hesitate, publishers anticipate outrage, and writers soften their language to survive.”…