Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday asked NBFCs not to aggressively market or push loans to customers and said financial inclusion cannot be used as a pretext for "financial exploitation" ...

Two promising women athletes from Jammu and Kashmir, Shaista Wani (Srinagar) and Farhana Rehman (Pulwama), have earned selection to represent India at the upcoming Asia Cup (Women) Softball ...

Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provincial government on Wednesday approved Rs 33.8 million for the restoration and conservation of historic buildings belonging to Indian film legends Dilip Kumar and ...

A 54-year-old driver from north Kashmir’s Kupwara district died under mysterious circumstances in Kadlabal, Pampore area of South Kashmir's Pulwama district early Thursday morning.

Kashmir is changing. The rhythms of life that once felt certain now bend to rising temperatures. Early school timings are not just a schedule tweak. They’re a line of defense for learning, health, and ...

Many parents in Kashmir keep children home out of fear: illness, injury, exposure. That won’t change unless schools offer safe, warm, reliable spaces. Awareness campaigns, community inspections, and ...

The education system in Jammu and Kashmir is struggling under a burden of titles that separate teachers by entry route, not merit. It's time for one cadre, one identity.

The road to Wayil always feels like it’s leading somewhere beyond maps. A short drive from Srinagar, past the fruit orchards of Ganderbal and the bends of the highway where schoolboys wave at passing ...

As data-driven decisions reshape the world, Kashmir is producing jobless statisticians, and pushing a vital discipline out of its education system.

Once envisioned as a modern cultural hub, Sangermaal now stands abandoned. But with vision and community will, it could become the vibrant heart Srinagar desperately needs.

As Kashmir's NEET and JEE aspirants vanish from classrooms and flood coaching centers, schools are reduced to paperwork and proxy marks. The crisis is real, and everyone’s complicit.

, the government has to act to ensure we prepare ahead and find ways and means to protect both, as at stake is the likelihood of hundreds of thousands of our people.