Pakistan’s National Security Policy: Old wine in a new bottle or a genuine way forward?
While putting economic security at the forefront in the national security architecture is a welcome step, Pakistan’s history and trust...
Kashmir: Killing innocent civilians, Pakistan’s move to revive terrorism
Five brutal killings in less than 48 hours have triggered a huddle in the security establishment for hard befitting counter-terrorism...
Countrymen have welcomed full integration of J&K
Leaders of the freedom movement ingeniously prevented British attempts to Balkanize India by allowing 565 princely states to remain independent....
Jammu and Kashmir on development path
Two years after the provisions of Article 370 and Article 35A of the Constitution were made inoperable, Jammu & Kashmir...
Tale of two Kashmirs: Contrast in managing Covid-19
While Jammu & Kashmir has taken sincere steps to stem the spreading pandemic, residents across the LoC in PoK are...
India-Pak ceasefire: Need to stick to red lines
India should not let its guard down and it must convey to Pakistan that it should meet rules, before clasping...
Jammu and Kashmir: Return of peace spurs revival of tourism
With robust security architecture in place and people’s fatigue for living in violence, hope is raised of peace and revitalization...
India’s global profile has taken wings
Gifting vaccine to countries, positive influence in Afghanistan and recognition as a counterweight to China have given India significant edge...
Jammu and Kashmir: Achievements so far and a way forward
It is exigent for government to keep the hope of the people alive, win them over psychologically and pursue healing...
Pakistan’s dangerous turn: Shift from Jinnahist to jihadist ideology
Anti-minority bias is inherent in Pakistan’s Constitution, with successive governments adopting discriminatory laws. The killing of 11 coal miners belonging...
Pakistan’s diplomatic tantrums
Let Pakistan realize that terror and talks do not go together and extend a genuine hand of friendship for the...
Law of Contempt: A discussion
Contempt can be said to be an act or omission which interferes or tends to interfere in the administration of...
