Opinion

Mohammad Umar Bhat The erstwhile princely state of Jammu and Kashmir was once a unified region of majestic mountains, rivers, and vibrant cultures, comprising three main parts: Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), Azad…

By Shahzia Ashraf They say the chinar trees remember what human minds forget. Each autumn, as the leaves turn the color of dried blood, they shed their burden in silence—millions of tiny witnesses to a betrayal that has no name in…

By: S.K. Sami For several days, rumors were circulating across political and media circles about the possible removal of Chief Minister Ali Amin Khan Gandapur from office. Although some leaders within the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)…

Zohaib Anjum For Washington, tariffs became the foremost line of attack, a direct instrument that is not only to protect the U.S. interests but also to counter the agenda of BRICS de-dollarization. The dawn of 2025 witnessed a dramatic…

By Khanum Shafiq Each year, on October 26, India marks Kashmir Accession Day with official commemorations, hoisting national flags, holding parades, and emphasizing what it calls the legal finality of Jammu and Kashmir’s…

By Aqsa Zahra Behind every veil of the valley lies a wound unseen A mother’s waiting, a father’s silence, a child’s lost dream Yet still the meadows bloom, stubborn and kind As if hope refuses to leave Kashmir behind Indian…

On October 20, Pakistan witnessed a landmark moment in its political and judicial history with the successful passage of the 26th Constitutional Amendment. Spearheaded by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party - this…

War does not only devastate nations; it scars the land, poisons the water and strips the earth of its life. On November 6, the world pauses to acknowledge the International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and…

Imagine a land steeped in beauty and bloodshed in the heart of Himalayas, where death lingers in the watery veins and its people yearning for a future free from the specter of conflict. This is Kashmir, a land where beauty belies a…

27 October is considered the most tragic day and the darkest chapter in the painful history of Kashmir. It was the day in 1947 when India emerged as a colonial power, usurped the land and enslaved kashmiris against their will. The…