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Nations Prosper Where Teachers Are Valued
It is a well-known truth that teachers are the builders of a nation and the guiding light of society. Every person who achieves greatness in life, and every nation that reaches the heights of progress, owes it to its teachers. A teacher…
Tafsir Reimagined: Illuminating Qur’anic and Extra-Qur’anic Wisdom for Human Existence
Shabeer Ahmad Lone
The Qur’an, as a foundational text of immense spiritual, moral, and intellectual significance, has inspired centuries of human reflection, ethical deliberation, and scholarly inquiry. Tafsīr, or Qur’anic exegesis,…
Bridging Worlds: A Comparative Study of Tai-Ahom Religion and Islam
By Muhammad Talha Amin Baruah
The Tai-Ahom religion, known as Phuralung, is an early faith practiced by the Tai-Ahom community of Assam. Scholars have long explored its similarities with Hinduism and Christianity, noting shared values…
The Paradise at a Precipice: J&K’s Urgent Battle Against Climate Change
Muhammad Daied Shah
As a student of law and a 2025 Millennium Fellow committed to the UN's Sustainable Development Goal on Climate Action, I find it impossible to ignore the environmental disquiet settling over our homeland.
We, in…
Dr. S.K Bhuyan and Allama Iqbal – when two literary legends met
Dr. S.K. Bhuyan and Allama Iqbal are two towering figures in South Asian literature, each shaping their cultural landscapes profoundly. Bhuyan, a distinguished historian and writer from Assam, was known for his dedication to preserving…
Diwali: Illuminating the Soul, Uniting Cultures, Enriching the Human Spirit
Shabeer Ahmad Lone
Diwali, derived from the Sanskrit Deepavali meaning “a row of lamps,” transcends mere ritual to become an illumination of conscience. As Sri Sri Ravi Shankar profoundly reminds us, “The real lamp is you.” To light this…
The Hidden Cost of Parental Neglect in Early Learning
By Firdous Ahmad Najar
Parental neglect during a child’s early education can have serious effects on their future learning and overall development. The early years of life, from birth to eight years, are the most crucial period for a…
A Nation in Motion: From Digital Empowerment to Grassroots Growth
By S. Ahmad
India’s development story is no longer confined to the halls of Parliament or the corridors of ministries. It is being written daily in ordinary homes, shops, classrooms, and farms — in the hum of QR codes, the whirr of sewing…
Echoes from Gulshan Chowk: A Boy, a Crowd, and a Spellbound Voice
By Javaid Jawad
Some memories never lose their fragrance; they linger quietly in the heart, waiting for a moment to bloom again. One such memory from my childhood takes me back to a crowded day at Gulshan Chowk, Bandipora.
Farooq…
Reimagining Gulshan Chowk: Bandipora Deserves a Smart Chowk, Not Just Smart Talk
By Malik Nazir
In every district, the central chowk or square stands as more than just a traffic junction. It is the heart of urban life, a landmark that reflects the town’s identity. For Bandipora, often described as the…