“A society that cannot pay its teachers what they deserve shouldn’t be surprised when they leave—or worse, when students stop aspiring to be educators.” At a time when nations across...

“Many Government employees, particularly newly recruited ones, have not received their first-time salaries due to the financial year-end in March.  This unfortunate situation could have been anticipated and addressed by...

“For students from economically weaker sections, the soaring tuition fees act as an insurmountable barrier. Education, a fundamental right, is being transformed into a privilege enjoyed by the affluent. This...

“Selective implementation has raised concerns about the government’s commitment to its pre-election promises, especially when a more inclusive approach could have reduced the burden of the hiked power tariff on...

“The mandate delivered by the people of Jammu & Kashmir in assembly elections last year too was for restoration of statehood a commitment reiterated by Prime Minister of the country...

Law making has not to be only about the promises made in the election manifestos of the ruling and the opposition parties but about the public welfare and constitutional, institutional...

“The nomination of Waleed Karra as constituency incharge is for all practical purposes a permission to him for participation in political activities of the Congress party but not for his...

“For all practical purposes a nod to upgradation of any Private School as High School lying at a distance of less than three kilometres from any nearby Government School would...

“Usually senior bureaucrats of the Finance and Planning Departments would draw the plans and prepare the budget for the Government in Jammu & Kashmir when it was a full fledged...

“The rise in tariffs on basic social services like power amid rising inflation consequently does not reduce but increases stress on common man in Jammu & Kashmir where Government does...