Kashmir’s Leap of Faith: Meditative Musings at Khanqah-e-Moula
Strewn with shrines and sanctums, Kashmir’s faithful landscape revolves around the places being frequented for life musings besides meditations.
SOCIETY
Is ‘Lack of Relevance’ Rendering History Textbooks Redundant in Kashmir?
It took one pressing letter from a magistrate’s office to expose a blasphemous content in a history textbook in Kashmir. But beyond the spur-of-the-moment action, there’s an unaddressed concern among tech-savvy kids of the valley about the “redundant” history taught in classrooms.
Omicron Threat: In-Person Student Attendance In Schools May Drop By 14%
Schools in India are likely to see a 14 per cent drop in students attending in-person classes due to concerns sparked by ‘Omicron’, the new variant of coronavirus, according to a nationwide survey.
49% Women In J&K Justify Beating By Husbands
49 per cent women In Jammu and Kashmir have justified men beating their wives under certain circumstances, while lesser percentage of men rationalised such behaviour, according to the recent National Family Health Survey (NHFS).
3D Effect: How Death, Disease, Distress Drive Begging in Kashmir
Srinagar may be a forbidden capital for paupers, but some indescribable circumstances still force people to crowd the city for begging.
Notes on the Kaeshur Mot
In folklore, he (it is usually a he), is a wanderer, has no real habitat or home, is oblivious to his self. He wears tattered clothes or at times, no clothes at all. When he speaks, he mumbles and at times even becomes aggressive.
Allen Career Institute Nowgam Felicitates NEET Rankers
Allen Career Institute, Nowgam, Srinagar felicitated the rankers of recently released NEET results during a function at its Nowgam campus.
Leeds Educational Fun-Fair Brings Classroom Colours Back in Kashmir
The funfair had several stalls consisting of different games and food, managed by the catering staff with the support of teachers.
CBSE, SCERT To Collaborate On NAS On November 12
The Central Board of School Education (CBSE) and State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), JK, are set to collaborate on conducting a sample based National Achievement Survey (NAS) for classes 3, 5, 8 and 10 in J&K on November 12.
Baba Wayil: A Village Where Dowry Is Banned, Considered Social Evil
A village in Ganderbal district has set an example for the society after announcing dowry as social evil and banning the same in the entire village.
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