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If One Crore Tourists Visit Kashmir, Where Do They Sleep?
How many tourists visited Kashmir in 2024? Is the infrastructure available for accommodating such a big number of tourists? Have you liked the news article? SUP...
Oxford Union releases footage of Kashmir independence debate
The debate featured Dr Muzzammil Ayyub Thakur, a Kashmiri activist Professor Zafar Khan, and Prem Shankar Jha, a veteran journalist from India
As cancer cases rise in J&K, medical infrastructure is strained and cancer funds are shrinking
Cancer patients fight the disease and the financial burden, oncologists struggle with the shortage of equipment and facilities, causing delays in diagnosis and ...
Kashmir's Youth Turn to E-rickshaws Amid Unemployment Crisis
Driven by lack of jobs, educated youth take to driving rickshaws which can be financially sustainable but is also stigmatising; experts call for broader solutio...
Declassified Files Reveal US Reluctance to Pressure India on Kashmir
As the Cold War intensified, US foreign policy began to prioritize the containment of Soviet influence, which significantly affected its stance on global confli...
Kashmir’s Satellite Townships on Ring Road: Development or Displacement?
In Kashmir's agricultural heartland, a story of transformation is unfolding - not of growth, but of loss.
India’s ‘covert war’ in Pakistan intensified, says Report
Alleged assassinations are carried out by hiring local criminals or Afghans, funding routed through Dubai
Manmohan Singh's Vision for Kashmir Peace: The Story Behind the 'Irrelevant Borders'
Dr Singh’s Media Adviser, Sanjay Baru, in his memoir ‘The Accidental Prime Minister’ has written extensively about his investment in the peace initiative with P...
Sustainability and Fashion Find a Niche in Kashmir As Online Thrifting Catches Up
"Discover how online thrifting is transforming the fashion landscape in Kashmir, promoting sustainability and making high-end brands affordable for eco-consciou...
4 women among 8 MPs in UK parliament have roots in PAK
LONDON: In a historic development, eight Members of Parliament (MPs) with roots in Pakistan-administered Kashmir (PAK) have been elected to the UK House of Comm...
In PAK, Endangered Indian Rock Pythons Rescued By Wildlife Department And Community Efforts
Nosheen Khawaja MUZAFFARABAD: In a heartening display of community and conservation efforts, the Wildlife Department of Pakistan-Administered Kashmir (PAK) succ...
National Assembly should pass resolution for ‘freedom of Kashmiris, Palestinians’: Shehbaz Sharif
NEW DELHI: Pakistan’s Prime Minister designate Shehbaz Sharif called out the ‘global silence’ on the prevailing situation in Gaza and sought a bipartisan resolu...
Have Chronic Pain? You're More Likely To Be A Woman And Less Likely To Be Believed By Doctors
“Women with chronic pain want to be listened to, believed, responded to, and effectively treated. Are their cries finally being heard?”
Made By Men, For Men: Why Medicine’s Gender Bias Matters?
“Doctors take women’s pain less seriously then men’s, and prescribe fewer powerful painkillers for pain. Despite the fact that 70 percent of people with chronic...
Electoral Musical Chairs Makes A Mockery Of Democracy In Pakistan
Wajid Islam, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority and Hafsa Hina, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics in Peshawar IS...
Pakistan: Fraudulent Elections Ensure The Army’s Status Quo
Claude Rakisits, Centre for Security, Defence and Strategy* BRUSSELS: Former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s stunning win in the Pakistan election is swept aside as...
Pakistan: Where Democracy Wears An Army Uniform?
Ajay Darshan Behera, Jamia Millia Islamia* NEW DELHI: The Pakistan military does not want a genuinely popular civilian political leader in power As Pakistan gea...
Hindutva apologists have stopped viewing the Tamil film 'Annapoorani'
Censorship fears grow as Annapoorani faces complaints, police cases and removal despite certification, raising questions over creative freedom in Indian cinema
J&K: Scams Surface In Insurance Schemes, Recruitments In Police, Engineering & FAAs; Allotment Of Projects in 2023
Recruitment Scandals in J&K: Youths' Aspirations Dashed Amid Ongoing Investigations
An Invisible Killer Hangs In The Air Of Asia’s Cities
By Karn Vohra, University College London in London Air pollution deaths increase by 150,000 in rapidly growing South and Southeast Asian cities. Millions of peo...