Editorial

A proposed ban on added sugar in infant formula renews the debate over early nutrition and the importance of breastfeeding.

Mountain roads demand more than caution; they demand accountability, safer infrastructure, and an end to preventable tragedies.

In Kashmir’s homes, smartphones are quietly replacing shared conversations, leaving families physically close but increasingly disconnected.

For Gujjar-Bakarwal families, migration is both heritage and survival.

The latest survey measures the work cities report on clean air – not simply the air their residents breathe.

Studies show where Kashmir’s slopes are most likely to fail – and how some warn us before they do.

J&K must turn today’s solar subsidies into a long-term investment in energy security.

J&K has built hospitals and expanded schemes; now it must fill the vacancies that keep quality care out of reach.

Nepal’s catastrophe should leave Kashmir with an uncomfortable thought: the Himalayas do not give much notice.