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Unfortunately, child labour remains one of the less visible social concerns in our society, particularly when it occurs within private households. While children working in commercial spaces are easily noticed but children employed as domestic workers or household helpers often remain outside public scrutiny which is a
Religious exuberance and festive splendour marked Shri Krishna Janmashtami celebrations across Jammu division on Friday. Like elsewhere in the country, in Jammu, since morning, the elegantly decorated temples witnessed a huge rush of devotees, many of whom were observing fast. The devotees participated in “Abhishek” (b
Over two years after Bangus Valley was closed following the Pahalgam tourist attack, tourism-dependent businesses in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district continue to struggle, with traders, hoteliers, transporters and horse riders bearing the brunt of the prolonged closure. The closure comes even as several other tourist d
Srinagar, Sep 3: Strong resentment is growing among J&K's artistic fraternity over the apparent exclusion of several internationally acclaimed Sufiyana maestros, composers, music directors, eminent musicians and light classical vocalists from IFFJK 2026, scheduled from September 7 to 10. The concern becomes even more s
An all-year-round indoor shooting range has been inaugurated in Leh to provide greater access to the sport and help identify talent in the Union Territory of Ladakh. The insulated facility, equipped for air rifle and air pistol shooting, has been established by the Ladakh Shooting Association (LSA) in collaboration wit
There are moments in politics when the truth is revealed not merely by what political parties say, but by how power responds to what they say. Today was one such moment in Jammu and Kashmir. Two political parties took to the streets. The BJP chose to protest against the elected government and marched towards the Civil
Srinagar, Sep 3: The catastrophe that struck Nepal should not be viewed in Jammu and Kashmir merely as another tragedy in another country. It is a warning from the Himalayas to the Himalayas. The August 26 glacier collapse near Langtang Lirung sent a massive mass of ice, rock and debris into the valley, triggering a de
In a significant step towards strengthening grassroots sports infrastructure and empowering the youth, MLA Nagrota Devyani Rana has announced a total allocation of Rs 1 Cr for the development and upgradation of playgrounds across all panchayats of Nagrota constituency. Rs 1 Cr will be distributed equally among all panc
South Asia’s political landscape presents one of the most compelling narratives in contemporary democratic governance. Historically, the subcontinent stood at the forefront of female executive leadership, producing Sri Lanka’s Sirimavo Bandaranaike—the world’s first female prime minister in 1960 – alongside iconic head
Commuters have expressed concern over safety concerns, overloading and overcharging by e-rickshaws in the summer capital. Battery-operated rickshaws have rapidly emerged as the backbone of short-distance public transport across Srinagar, connecting commuters through the city centre, Downtown and Uptown localities. Howe
The first person who told me I was ‘too much’ was not a stranger. It was my first mirror. Someone who braided my hair before school, whose fragrance stayed with me even when she wasn’t around and whose face was the most beloved. I called her mother. Sometimes the first person who teaches a girl to doubt herself is anot
Politics has a curious relationship with unfinished promises. A promise that is fulfilled ceases to be a promise; it becomes a fact. A promise that fails, however, can acquire an unexpected political afterlife. It can be repeated, refined, mourned, blamed on circumstances, and eventually presented to the electorate onc
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