Your brain prefers a familiar pain over an unfamiliar possibility.
That's why people sometimes remain in unhealthy situations not becoz they're happy, but becoz the known feels safer than the unknown.
Familiarity can feel like security even when it's slowly holding you back.
We often mistake effort for value. What comes easily feels expendable what demands sacrifice, adversity & perseverance feels sacred.
That’s why handed opportunities are wasted while hard-won ones are fiercely protected.
You don’t value th thing you value who u became to earn it.
The easiest way to lose depth is to keep rewarding yourself for knowing just enough to feel informed.
Quick answers create the illusion of understanding.
If you constantly settle for the surface, you eventually forget how to dive deeper.
The next divide won’t be b/w the busy & the idle but between those who can recover their attention & those who remain mentally scattered.
As the world gets faster, louder & more demanding the real advantage will belong to those who can return to deep focus after every distraction
Rest assured, the resignation will come. It would have come even without you asking but before that must come accountability.
I have written a letter to my party President, Janab Dr. Farooq Abdullah in response to his public demand for my resignation. Awaiting his response to the questions I have asked in this letter.
Sometimes you don't need to become someone new. You just need to let go of the fear, doubt, pressure, labels & expectations the world placed on you.
May b the real you was never lost, just buried beneath everyone else's voice.
Dachigam gave us suspense.
Th "bombshell" gave us Jantar Mantar.
After all th buildup Kashmir xpected thunder. What arrived was a strongly worded field trip. Th wildlyf of Dachigam can relax.
Th only thing endangered after that meeting was th credibility of th threat.
@sajadlone
@sajadlone Dachigam. How poetic.
Where the Hangul roams free but the MLA must fall in line.
At least the Hangul is honest about being endangered. Independent thought on the treasury benches? Long extinct.
Stay on the designated path, Sahib. Straying attracts predators.
Spiritual moments from the prayers of Ayatollah Khamenei, in which he supplicates to Almighty God and expresses his longing for martyrdom.
O our Leader, may martyrdom be blessed upon you.
Ramadan Mubarak
May this sacred month b filled with countless blessings for us,for the entire Muslim Ummah.
May Allah remove all our fears & hardships.May this Ramadan bring mercy, unity & prosperity to our beloved Kashmir and to Muslims around the world.
#Ramadan2026
“Numbers Don’t Lie,” they said & guess what? Govt stats just confirmed Jammu’s certificate bonanza: 92% ST, 99% SC, 100% IB, while Kashmir gets crumbs (7% ST, 1% SC, ZERO IB). But hey, who’s counting when ‘regional equity’ means Jammu’s jackpot & Kashmir’s invisible? @sajadlone sb called it years ago now it’s official, not just political drama. Structural bias? Nope, just a ‘tiny’ administrative hiccup! Time for Kashmir to stop playing hide & seek with justice.
The profiling of mosques and religious staff in Kashmir is a staggering overreach that demands a serious rethink.
Security is a primary concern for everyone, no one denies that. However, even during the valley’s darkest & most volatile periods, we never saw this level of intrusion into the sacred space of the masjid. By demanding bank account details, social media handles, and phone numbers etc from mosque committees & Imams, the state is treating the heart of our community like a criminal enterprise.
In Muslims, the Molvi or Imam leading the prayer is the most respected figure in society. This level of granular surveillance, treating spiritual leaders as "Persons of Interest" is a direct blow to their dignity. When have we seen such intrusive exercises carried out against the institutions of any other religion? For the alleged mistakes of a few, an entire faith & its practitioners cannot be subjected to collective punishment and systemic suspicion. The practical fallout will be devastating. We have many pious government employees & professionals who lead Salah in their local mosques out of pure devotion. Faced with this level of harassment & data-mining, many will simply refuse to lead prayers to protect their privacy & livelihoods.
Whether it is the Sunni congregations or the Shia mourners, the message being sent is one of distrust. When you make people afraid to even participate in their religious duties, you aren't building "security" you are breaking the social fabric. This isn't just about data, it’s about the fundamental right to practice one's faith without being looked at through the lens of a dossier.