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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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 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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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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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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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 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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The power of this dynamic, isn’t simple; it isn’t always gentle and can’t be justified through the lens of feminism. This power dynamic isn’t soft;…
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Short story: Those who were less charitable, pointed out that perhaps it was all the doing of Bharat Pradhan’s scriptwriters who believed that renouncing the…
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