Work Without Waiting
Behind the optimism of a Srinagar job fair lies an urgent question: can J&K create enough opportunities for its ambitious young generation? Mir Suneem reports.
Behind the optimism of a Srinagar job fair lies an urgent question: can J&K create enough opportunities for its ambitious young generation? Mir Suneem reports.
Kashmir’s tourism boom is testing whether the Valley can welcome visitors without exhausting the landscape that attracts them. Amir Yaseen reports.
Spain won the World Cup with football; Argentina left the final stained by indiscipline, while FIFA and its US hosts raised uncomfortable questions about whether the world’s game is still governed by the same rules for everyone. Syed Sameer Ahmad Nazki reports.
For Kashmir’s families, farmers, and orchardists disaster often brings a second tragedy – the struggle to rebuild without a financial safety net. Tabish Khan report.
Broken equipment, bureaucratic delays, and weak accountability are pushing Kashmir’s patients towards avoidable suffering. Bilquees Punjabi writes.
True women’s empowerment in Kashmir must move beyond awareness to education, economic independence, and entrepreneurship, with institutions playing a central role in unlocking women’s potential. Bisma Rafiq writes.
Every vulnerable village and urban neighbourhood should have a designated warning mechanism
In Kishtwar, golden wheat straw becomes a living tapestry of heritage, faith, and timeless craftsmanship. Syed Rashid Bukhari sends a visual story.
In J&K, the map of danger is no longer invisible: 74 accident-prone corridors have been identified, but the numbers behind them tell a deeper story about roads, terrain, and the human cost of getting from one place to another. Mir Suneem reports.
The proposed Rs 130-crore Unity Mall promises to showcase Kashmir to the world; its proposed location could instead deepen Srinagar’s most familiar urban troubles. Amir Yaseen reports.