Sign in
Sign in
Recover your password.
A password will be e-mailed to you.
Browsing Category
Opinion
TET and the Crisis of Accountability in Education
Javaid Jawad
“Teachers should not fear examinations. They should focus on reclaiming the respect and trust that once defined their profession by turning schools once again into vibrant centres of learning.”
The recent landmark…
From Red Tape to Digital Rails: How India is Reimagining the Ease of Doing Business
S Ahmad
The success of a modern economy is not measured merely by the size of its markets or the scale of its industries. It is equally determined by how easily a citizen with an idea can turn that idea into an enterprise.…
The Wisdom Behind the Storm: Finding Allah’s Mercy in Life’s Delays, Losses, and…
Dr. Rizwan Rumi
"Perhaps you hate a thing and it is good for you, and perhaps you love a thing and it is bad for you. Allah knows while you know not."
— Qur'an 2:216
Life does not always unfold according to our plans. There…
Beyond the Curtains: Domestic Violence in Kashmir
Sidrat Mehraj
"The most horrifying reality is that domestic violence has been normalized to such an extent that many women genuinely believe it is their duty to silently endure abuse, sacrificing their dignity, safety, and even…
A Decade of Safer Motherhood: How PMSMA is Transforming Maternal Healthcare in India
S Ahmad
Every pregnancy carries within it the promise of a new beginning. For families, it represents hope, continuity, and joy. For nations, it symbolizes the future. Yet pregnancy, despite being a natural process, remains…
Westernization and the Changing Face of Modesty in Kashmir
Muqeet Mubashir
Kashmir has long been known for its rich cultural heritage, strong family values and deep attachment to faith. For generations, Islam has not only shaped the spiritual lives of Kashmiris but has also…
The Healing Power of Reconciliation
M. Shokin
“Conflict creates distance. It allows emotions to intensify, misunderstandings to deepen, and silence to grow heavier with time. Yet beneath these tensions often remains an enduring connection waiting to be rediscovered.”…
Healing a Nation: How India’s Healthcare Transformation Is Reshaping Lives and Advancing Universal…
S Ahmad
For decades, access to quality healthcare in India was often determined by geography, income, and social status. Millions of families faced a difficult choice when illness struck: seek treatment and risk financial…
Protecting Nature Begins with Us
Shoiab Mohmmad Bhat
Nature is now weak, not secondary. Nature is the original survival system of this planet, maintaining balance for billions of years and contributing to offering solutions for our future
Every year on June 5,…
TET: Roles Reversed – Who Would Conduct It for Whom?
Gowher Ahmad Bhat
“Every officer, administrator, policymaker, and examiner was once a student shaped by a teacher. Therefore, the debate over testing experienced teachers is not merely about accountability; it is about how…