“The Jammu and Kashmir Government’s 18% fare increase for commercial vehicles highlights a difficult trade-off: supporting operators facing rising inflation and fuel costs versus protected the affordability of transport for...

“J&K politicians are weaponizing Urdu as a smokescreen, using identity-based theatrics to mask governance failures. This calculated distraction shifts the focus toward linguistic grievances while issues of grave concern like...

J&K private school association is under scrutiny for using student welfare as a facade to mask its true intent: securing administrative favours and evading institutional accountability. The recent press conference...

“PM Modi in his latest Mann Ki Baat national address reframed Census 2027 as a collective national duty, urging citizen participation across the country to drive data-led development through collaborative...

“Low enrollment in Degree Colleges despite expanded infrastructure reveals a major gap between policy and student demand. This crisis questions the viability of private universities even if subsidized public institutions...

“By early 2026, Jammu and Kashmir’s tourism sector successfully rebounded to pre-April 22 attack levels. High occupancy and capacity rates signaled a robust recovery, restoring economic stability for the thousands...

Despite a wet spring and diligent bill payments, Kashmir is facing unseasonal summer blackouts. This unexpected shift from winter-only outages to year-round instability exposes a deepening crisis in Valley's power...

“Sustainable, organized public transport is essential for Kashmir to combat environmental degradation and ensure commuter safety over existing informal networks.” Monday’s Valley-wide ‘chakka jam’ exposed a fragile fault line in...

The one-month extension to Justice (Retd) Sunil Hali as FFRC Chairman has attracted sharp criticism from several quarters that highlights a significant gap between the Government policy on extensions, re-employment...

“The private education sector in Kashmir has devolved into an unregulated "state within a state," fueled by political patronage and systemic apathy. Once a public asset, it now operates as...