October 22, 1947, remains one of the darkest dates in the history of Jammu and Kashmir. On this day, armed tribal raiders backed by Pakistan launched an invasion of the princely state, unleashing a wave of violence, looting, destruction and immense human suffering. The fall of Muzaffarabad (Pok)

In the developed nations of the world—such as those in Europe, the United States, and the United Kingdom—a democratic form of government is preferred. Typically, there are two major political parties: one forms the government, while the other serves as the opposition. Although some co

Evidence is “the raw data, material, testimony, or information presented to support or disprove a claim.” Proof is “the final conclusive result or establishment of truth that emerges when evidence is evaluated and accepted.” When we see evidence, we get encouraged, but whe

Jainism, if wants to become a global religion, then should first become relevant to the contemporary world (ii)- Jain organizations of the USA Should also take interest in this matter and similarly talk to Trump administration to get Bishnoi in US-prison. 

The Jainism (a Religion b

Nations are shaped not only by their institutions and constitutions but also by historical experiences that leave a lasting imprint on the collective mind. Some societies develop a particular sensitivity to injustice, while others acquire a deep suspicion of authority. In France, the memory of re

The history of Pakistan’s creation is a testament to the power of political conviction, constitutional argument and determined leadership. The Two-Nation Theory, which gave intellectual and political direction to the demand for a separate homeland for the Muslims of the Subcontinent, found

This refers to Secretary Rubio’s forthcoming visit to India which has triggered happy talks and good-wishes among commentators in Indian media (as https://indianexpress.com/article/india/marco-rubio-to-visit-india-from-may-23-trade-defence-energy-on-agenda-10698421/ ) and as usual pleasantr

India is arguably the oldest civilization of the world but it is difficult to believe that how such a vast civilization was invaded and ruled by foreigners (who came comparatively in much smaller numbers) for more than 1,000 years (from 8th to 20 th century) which is an evidence of the fact that

Jammu & Kashmir is moving forward with a new spirit of hope, confidence and ambition. Today, the youth of Kashmir are making their mark in sports, education, business and other fields, showing the world that the Valley has enormous talent and potential.

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India’s claim to democratic greatness rests on its vast electorate, constitutional framework and extraordinary diversity. Yet democracy is measured not merely by the frequency of elections or the size of the population, but by the protection of fundamental freedoms, the independence of inst

Nigeria is preparing to take centre-stage in the global fight against drug resistance or antimicrobial resistance (AMR), with the Federal Government of Nigeria pledging a coordinated, cross-sectoral response to AMR. AMR is a growing public health threat that could make routine infections harder t

History is a stern teacher, but nations that refuse to learn from its lessons are condemned to repeat its tragedies. The Muslim world, blessed with immense natural wealth, strategic geography, a common faith and a civilisation that once illuminated the world with knowledge and wisdom, has too oft

The USA should not be apologetic about controlling & leading the world militarily in the interest of establishing and running a ‘new human rights friendly rule based global order’

The internet and IT Sector was developed practically single handedly by the USA in later ha

There is a familiar weakness in the human character; we are often more comfortable responding to danger than preparing for it. We wait for the storm before repairing the roof, for the illness before changing our habits, and for the crisis before asking why we were not prepared. Nations, however,

Pakistan’s Kashmir policy is facing serious questions as public protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), including demonstrations in Rawalakot, highlight growing frustration over economic hardships, governance, political representation and unfulfilled commitments. The protest