Outdated Leadership Style At PSAJK
In any association, democracy must be respected and propagated. Dr. Ashraf Zainabi First things first: private schools, whether in Jammu & Kashmir or elsewhere in the world, operate primarily as...
Read moreDetailsIn any association, democracy must be respected and propagated. Dr. Ashraf Zainabi First things first: private schools, whether in Jammu & Kashmir or elsewhere in the world, operate primarily as...
Read moreDetailsJ&K is waiting for the labour-loving government that remembers and respects its labourers, public, private, permanent, dailywagers,for stronger civilization. Dr. Ashraf Zainabi There is a quiet truth we often ignore,...
Read moreDetailsWhen statements spark outrage, invoking “tood-marood” phrase becomes the easiest escape. Dr. Ashraf Zainabi After days of criticism over her remarks on private school teachers, J&K education minister Sakina Itoo...
Read moreDetailsDr. Ashraf Zainabi For a long time, cancer in Kashmir was spoken about in hushed tones, as a rare misfortune that struck a few unlucky families. That illusion no longer...
Read moreDetails“Free bus rides cost 2 Cr rupees loss per month admits minister Satish Sharma. J&K government must rethink its freebies policy in transport sector to save entire transport system, both...
Read moreDetailsWhat if “let us talk” really means “let me find where you differ”? Dr. Ashraf Zainabi A ceasefire, in its purest sense, is meant to quieten the battlefield. It is...
Read moreDetailsWhy one father’s story concerns us all, a lesson from Vijaypat Singhania. Dr. Ashraf Zainabi Will our children do this to us, my wife asked me, I said never InshaAllah,...
Read moreDetailsA quite interval between two storms A ceasefire brings relief. It lowers the noise, slows the fear, and allows people to breathe. For those living close to conflict, even a...
Read moreDetailsAbout slow surrender of self-respect and its consequences. In 1974, Marina Abramovic, an artist, performed an artwork called Rhythm 0 in a gallery in Naples. For six hours she stood...
Read moreDetailsI was barely 10 years old, sitting with parents at home in Kashmir. Everyone was waiting for electricity to restore after winds had snapped the electricity lines in the area....
Read moreDetailsThe publication of “Kashmir Horizon” as an English daily was started with a modest attempt on May 19, 2008.It has been a Himalayan attempt for “The Kashmir Horizon” to survive the challenges posed to journalism in the violence fraught place like Jammu & Kashmir.
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