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By Moin S. Hakak Who made Kashmir habitable: sage Kashyapa, monk Madhyantika, or prophet Solomon? An analysis of the Sanskrit, Chinese and Persian...
By Basit Rasool Thokero Medical facilities are fundamental to public health, serving as the backbone of healthcare systems worldwide. They provide...
By Suhail Farooq The recent order by the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh prohibiting veiled women lawyers from appearing in court has...
By Burhan Uz Zaman According to the department of tourism, over 20 million tourists visited Jammu and Kashmir this year—a record-breaking figure...
By Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi On Tuesday, the government introduced a constitutional amendment bill in the Lok Sabha to synchronise national and state...
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By Abdul Majeed Bichoo The subject of reservation in Jammu & Kashmir has once again become a focal point of public debate and political discourse....
By Ummar Jamal The recent protest led by Srinagar Member of Parliament Syed Ruhullah Mehdi for the rationalization of reservation policies in Jammu...
By Dr. Younis Ahmad Sheikh The plight of academic arrangement faculty working in Jammu and Kashmir’s government Degree colleges is a glaring...
By Muhammad Tahir University of Kashmir’s (KU) performance in the 2024 National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) shows concerning trends that...
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