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Unjust access to justice for women and girls
Structural Inequalities and Weak Law Enforcement Hinder Justice for Women Worldwide
The Promise of ChinarZaar: Another Cosmetic Renewal Vanishing
Srinagar’s green deficit requires real urban renewal of its green spaces and waterways through systemic governance, accountability and public involvement
A Distant War Reminds Us of the Thin Line Between Development and Dependence
The LPG shortage demonstrates our failure to integrate traditional with modern systems
Mehraj Malik’s Incarceration and the Ghost of 1987
In 1987, votes were rigged, today, the winner is jailed; but the anger building in young hearts looks dangerously the same
Equity, Outrage and Judicial Pause
At constitutional crossroads, the UGC 2026 Regulations are a legal test and a mirror to institutionalized exclusion
Melting Frontlines: Kashmir’s Glaciers and Gathering Crisis
Jammu and Kashmir stands at the edge of an environmental and geopolitical fault line that can no longer be ignored
The Altering Map of the World
The US-Israel-Iran war is jolting the world and creating a new order that is changing in unpredictable ways by the day
Vanishing Pashminas and Pherans in Delhi’s Neighbourhoods
How Hindutva politics turned Kashmir's winter shawl-sellers into suspects
The Last-Mile Gap: Telecom Neglect Leaves Villages in Rafiabad Digitally Stranded
One service provider, no choice, weak signal: poor connectivity is quietly strangling livelihoods and education
How Rehab Centers Are Turning Therapy Sessions into Social Media Content?
Why Are Child Rights Bodies Silent over the unethical online exposure and exploitation of children with special needs
Trout, Technology, and Promise of Kashmir’s Blue Economy
How modern aquaculture could transform the Valley’s rivers into engines of sustainable growth, exports, and culinary tourism
Modi’s Illusion of Global Primacy Meets Knock of Reality
India’s silence on the US-Israel affects the credibility of its claim to lead the Global South and exposes the delicate balance between New Delhi’s strategic em...
Bought and Sold: Remembering the Treaty of Amritsar, 16 March 1846
The sale of Kashmir turned land into a commodity and people into subjects; nearly two centuries on, generations pay the price
Justice Delayed in Kashmir: Where Pace of Courts Tests Rule of Law
Two high-profile cases, Asiya Andrabi and Shabir Ahmad Shah, highlight how prolonged detention and delayed trials raise deeper questions about due process in Ka...
The River and the Revolution: Abdul Ahad Azad and Readings for Present Iran
Across a century and two geographies, Abdul Ahad Azad's Kashmir and today's Iran share the same grammar of suffering; his poetry speaks directly to Iran’s wound...
How False Flag Operations Shape Israel's Strategy in Ongoing Conflicts
False narratives may not always work, and myths will not erase the memory of the holocaust
When Gulf Tremors Shake Kashmir’s Fragile Economy
As a full-fledged war takes over West Asia, economic aftershocks are unsettling energy markets, remittance flows, and vital Gulf trade that sustains Kashmir’s h...
Operation Epic Fury: Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing but Destruction
When a military operation is named after pure, uncontrolled rage, it’s a perfect nomenclature; that is exactly what it is
Renewed Crackdown on Afghan Refugees amid Vicious Slurs is Shameful, not Bravado
By securitising four decades of Afghan refugee presence rather than addressing it as a human reality, Pakistan risks sowing deep and lasting resentment across P...
Decapitation vs Dialogue: Killing Leaders Promises Neither Peace nor Security
How strategic killings and negotiated settlements have shaped conflicts from the Middle East to South Asia