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By Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon Kashmir struggles with a strange contradiction. Foods that have fed generations, including eggs, milk, and poultry, face...

By- Hamid Ansari Beginning on December 28, 2025, protests spread across several Iranian cities amid mounting economic pressure and public...

By Mohsin Masoodi Even in 2026, students and professionals in Jammu and Kashmir confront the same challenge: merit alone does not matter. The...
By Nazakat Aslam The digital world in Kashmir has grown faster than anyone imagined. Phones, data plans, and social media platforms have turned...

I am writing this from Anand, Gujarat, far from Kashmir, but my mind keeps returning to the landscapes I know. The karewas of Pulwama, Budgam, and...

Kashmir’s landscapes tell stories of endurance and care, just like the elders in our homes. They have built families with love and sacrifice, but...

By Saiqa Sona Ullah The city stays awake all night. So do we. Between glowing billboards and the nonstop noise of traffic, tomorrow already feels...

By Fazila Fayaz Cold wind cuts through Kashmir’s streets these days, biting into bones and carrying the chill of long nights and short days. Life...

By Uzma Qadir Mir Kashmir, long known for white-carpeted hills, frozen lakes, and lively winter resorts, is entering winters that increasingly...

Post the “invasion” of Venezuela and the whisking away of its President, Nicolas Maduro, US President Donald Trump and his team have upped the...