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“Akhri Station” and the Voice of the Wretched
DAR AAQIB, AABID YOUSUF Akhri station, a Pakistani drama, written by Amna Mufti, and directed by a critically acclaimed director, Sarmad Sultan Khoosat, is a…
“You are coronavirus” Students from Northeast India face bigotry
Aamir Altaf Every year, thousands of young people from the Northeast migrate mainland Indian cities in search of jobs and education. But most aren’t treated…
Reimagining and revisiting the history of Kashmiris
Syed Suhail Yaqoob It was a routine discussion on sociology. Within the time it converged to political discussion. Kashmiri’s restrained discussions often converge to politics…
A short trip to ‘The Capital of Biryani’
They say “better to see something once than hear about it a thousand times”. I…
Wall of kindess: the humanitarian effort to unite humanity
Kashmir is known for hospitality and generosity throughout the World. People here are always ready…
Gender justice: a conversation long overdue
In the past couple of months, more particularly, amidst voices getting shriller across the globe…
Fading cultural pluralism
Zeenat Manzoor Cultural pluralism is a beautiful attribute in a society that leads to the…
