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Good Governance Gains in J&K and the Case for Statehood
Mohammad Muzaffar Khan
“Operating within the structural limitations of Union Territory status, the Omar Abdullah government has shown that administrative clarity and political intent can still translate into measurable progress.”
Jammu…
Pondering Creation: Science and the Qur’anic Perspectiv
Nasir Hussain Peerzada
“Science explains how the universe functions; the Qur’an asks why it exists at all—reminding us that method without meaning is incomplete understanding.”
Science is a systematic methodology for…
The Digital Hometown We Build for Our Children
Muzafar Ahmad Lone
“We worry about what the world thinks of us online, but the deeper and more unsettling question is this: what will our children think of themselves when they inherit the digital society we have built for…
Why Mathematics Is Losing Its Way in Classrooms
Firdous Ahmad Najar
The celebration of Mathematics Day aims to highlight the importance of mathematics in the development of every individual’s mind in general and in the progress of the nation in particular. It…
Why SHANTI Matters: Reimagining Nuclear Energy for India’s Clean and Secure Future
S. Ahmad
Nuclear energy is the use of controlled atomic reactions to produce power. At its core, it relies on splitting atoms in a process called fission, which releases large amounts of heat. This heat is then used to generate…
Caring for Stray Animals, Forgetting the Needy: A Question of Moral Priorities
Firdous Ahmad Najar
“What was once an act of necessity—keeping animals for food and work—has today become an act of vanity and misplaced affection. Creatures meant for open skies and free movement are confined for human…
A Quite takeover: After Abdullah, the Management of Kashmir
Mohammad Muzaffar Khan
“Abdullah remains the emotional icon; Bakshi the quiet engineer of control. One ruled hearts, the other managed moods”
The arrest of Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah in August 1953 was not merely the removal of a popular…
From Wage Relief to Rural Renewal: Why the Viksit Bharat–G RAM G Bill Marks a Turning Point
S. Ahmad
For nearly two decades, rural employment policy in India has been anchored in a powerful moral and constitutional idea: that the State carries an obligation to ensure dignity through work. The Mahatma Gandhi…
The Urgent Need for Glacier Preservation
Dr. Reyaz Ahmad
Glaciers are among the most critical yet fragile components of the Earth’s climate system. They act as vast natural reservoirs, storing freshwater and releasing it gradually to sustain rivers, ecosystems,…
Artificial Intelligence and the Evolving Role of Teachers
Mohammad Hanief
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping modern education in unprecedented ways, transforming how students learn and redefining the responsibilities of teachers. Over the past decade, technology has…