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The Court Finally Ruled: Her Choice Is Final and Absolute

Srinagar, June 26 -- In a courtroom in Telangana, a question that has trapped many women in years of uncertainty was finally answered with clarity: can a Muslim woman walk away from her marriage witho... Read More


Centre Revives Singhpora Vailoo Tunnel Project

Srinagar, June 26 -- Srinagar- The central government is making fresh efforts to move forward with two long-awaited tunnel projects in Jammu and Kashmir: the Singhpora Vailoo Tunnel and the Sudhmahade... Read More


What Happens When We Stop Asking Questions?

Srinagar, June 25 -- Dostoevsky once said that a time would come when intelligent people would be stopped from thinking, from asking questions, just so they wouldn't offend fools. It's a chilling thou... Read More


Letter to Editor: How Kashmir Can Adapt to Its Scorching New Normal

Srinagar, June 25 -- how do we live with this new normal? And how do we make these months meaningful, without being confined to our homes, waiting for the weather to turn kinder? Kashmir's average su... Read More


What Makes You Matter in a Universe That Barely Notices?

Srinagar, June 25 -- Picture a single image with a million pixels. Now, imagine a million headshots within that image. Then, a billion people in a single frame. Next, consider some eight billion. And ... Read More


Kashmir's Sports Movement Gains Ground, Slowly

Srinagar, June 24 -- For a long time, Kashmir has been caught between its natural beauty and its difficult past. The mountains have always been here, but life in the valley has often felt stuck. Many... Read More


Weaving Prayers: The Sacred Spirit Behind Kashmir Art

Srinagar, June 24 -- In the soft morning light of Baharabad, my hometown in Sumbal Bandipora, the sound of looms used to echo through the narrow lanes. There was a time when almost every house hummed ... Read More


Degrees Without Direction: Kashmir's Young Graduates Face a Dead End

Srinagar, June 24 -- Each year, thousands of students across Kashmir graduate, hoping for a fresh start. After years of lectures, exams, and assignments, the degree finally comes. But instead of feel... Read More


Iron and Grace: The 'Gentle' Coach Changing Lives in Kashmir

Srinagar, June 23 -- When Muzeen Firdous was a boy, he fell from a height and broke his leg badly. It was the kind of injury that can easily shape a person's entire life. For years, he struggled to w... Read More


Why Kashmir's Love for Degrees Is Deepening the Job Crisis

Srinagar, June 23 -- In recent years, an unreasonable and impractical preference for academic degrees in Kashmir has led to the systematic decline of hands-on professions. Occupations essential to th... Read More