The Dahdouh family managed to recover the remains of their son, Omar, from the ruins of their home, almost a year after he was killed…
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‘Rabbit Girl’ of Pahalgam Becomes Lifeline for Tourists in Tragedy
Sixteen-year-old Rubeena, once known for posing with her pet rabbit, emerges as a symbol of courage and compassion in the wake of the Pahalgam massacre…
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‘Intelligence, Security Failures Revealed in Pahalgam Attack’ Media Report
As survivors and opposition corner government on lapses, HM admits things may have gone wrong KT NEWS SERVICE Following Tuesday’s devastating terror attack in Pahalgam…
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Euphemistic Practices: The IDF, Killing Aid Workers and Self-Investigation
It is hard to imagine, for instance, that “the deputy commander did not initially recognize the vehicles as ambulances” given “poor night visibility”. The vehicles…
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Another blood bath in Kashmir
In a high security zone, how could the terrorists enter so easily, and, thereby, escape, as easily? Kashmir Times News Service The horrific attack on…
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UN chief hails Pope Francis as ‘a transcendent voice for peace’
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has joined the world in mourning the death of His Holiness Pope Francis, who passed away on Monday in Vatican City…
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From Kitchen to the Stage: The historic struggle of grassroots women in Kerala
The massive Asha workers’ struggle is marking its beginning as a political-cultural struggle that, by putting forward a wage increase, exposes the relentless exploitation of…
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‘In contemporary media, the dog loves eating the dog’
We attack each other on television; we gloat when a colleague is attacked or arrested; we have no empathy when journalists are jailed; we have…
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‘I am not a ‘doomsdayer’. Urdu has not merely survived but flourished. Urdu is not dead, or dying. It is still the language of the heart and soul of India’
No matter how sick at heart we might occasionally get, no matter how depressed – we see it as our self-appointed task to keep on…
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The Dark Shadow of Social Media on Adolescence
‘The online pressure to look perfect, pretty and attractive can lead to insecurity, bad faith, emotional burn-out’ Aayushi Rana is a postgraduate in History from Aligarh…
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