Mujhe Itni takleef Karbala mai nai hui
Jitni Koofa walu k khamosh rehne par hui
Koofa ek Shahar Kar naam nai balki ek khamosh Ummat ka naam hai
Jahan par bhi zulm ho aur Ummat khamosh rahey woh jagah Koofa aur log Koofi hai
Imam Zain-ul-Abideen
(Son of Imam Hussain)
Around 2,500 Kashmiri youth have reportedly been picked up in the last few days. As the country welcomes the Government of India’s decision to withdraw cases against student protesters elsewhere, one question remains: why is the same compassion denied to Kashmir’s youth?
If reconciliation is the right path for young people in the rest of the country, why is it considered the wrong path for Kashmir? Applying one standard to the rest of India and another to Kashmir sends a dangerous message and risks deepening alienation.
Now that people have witnessed a glimpse of the disruption, the internet blockades, and the helplessness of being labeled despite being innocent, perhaps it's easier to understand what that feels like, and easier to visualize what "limited damage" actually looks like.
If you know you know [IYKYK].
What are 13-year-old & 16-year-old students doing out there in D? Why are there no books & laptops in their hands? What are 18-year-old students doing there, wasting time? Who’s misguiding them? On whose payroll? Are they out to fetch milk & toffee?
Stop treating paradise like a drain.
If we cannot protect the Crown of the Nation, we have no right to boast about it.
Our rivers don't need harsh chemicals. Their waters are already enriched with the very natural minerals people now spend fortunes chasing in the name of organic.
I have no hate towards the Amarnath yatris (pilgrims), but there is something called basic civic sense. How can anyone pollute such a clean river like this? I request the administration (if any exists), please, please protect our environment.
@Shinvanuk@doc_hormone Why is noone talking about the person who recorded this. He had an option to not upload it. This incident was blown out of proportion when it was simply "beta, aisa baat nai karte". Rather people started to question his parents.
While people are busy sharing this video and calling the child "ill-mannered," they're the ones acting unethically. We don't need children who are blindly obedient; we need children who live by principles. These pseudo-journalists shove microphones into exhausted kids for clout.
I don’t think our Education Minister, Sakina Itoo, has children. Otherwise, they probably wouldn’t be going to school in this heat. She herself is comfortably sitting in an air-conditioned room all day n then decides what to do about the summer vacations, while young children +++
@Shinvanuk@doc_hormone I respect your opinion. But how sane and lame is to drag the small kid here on social media. He is perhaps in age of learning, so lets not conclude his mannerism with this small incident. We are noone to question his parents either.
Baksht'on yi bacchi wan. For heaven sake, he might have stepped out of his school premises, just seconds before the the mic was thrown at him. Instead focus on raising ua children better, in case you feel he lacked manners. DND
Tuliv wan thap.
@BhattArshad The child had just walked out of school in the scorching heat. Even adults lose their composure in such conditions, so let him be a kid. Not every child has to give the perfect answer the moment a camera is pointed at them.
@rjnasirkashmir That's one of the unfortunate downsides of social media. As you rightly pointed out, the urge to be seen rather than heard, and to chase attention instead of being rational, ethical, and genuine, has eroded the very essence of journalism and responsible mass media.
Imagine this child had just stepped out of school in the scorching heat. If adults crack under daily pressure, why do we expect a child to react perfectly?
We need such bold children in society who question the system, not a deadwood.
Doctor Accused in PMJAY Controversy Counters Charges, Says Evidence Has Been Submitted
Cardiologist Dr Syed Maqbool has strongly rejected allegations levelled against him in a departmental memorandum, terming the accusations "fabricated" and asserting that the matter remains under inquiry with no findings having been established so far.
https://t.co/kgLucpSgy2
This doctor brought an advanced, internationally validated cardiac pacing technique to a government hospital in Anantnag , a region with historically poor cardiac care access. He was doing LBBAP when most district hospitals don't even do basic pacemaker implants.
The system didn't have a code for what he was doing. Patients who couldn't afford private cardiac care in Srinagar were getting physiological pacing in their home district. The investigation should be asking why the PMJAY code library is 5 years behind clinical practice not prosecuting the doctor who was way ahead of the curve.
Let the final report come out, if the doctor is guilty, give him the punishment. But don’t do public darbar and media trial
Shouting on top of lungs is not journalism. Begging for likes, shares & subscriptions is not journalism. Minting grief is not journalism. Coercing people to speak about their ordeal is not journalism. Murdering language & pronunciation is not journalism.This ugly dance must stop!
The Budgam girl’s murder is tragic enough. But social media vultures are shamelessly exploiting it with lives, sad music, commentary & even sharing her name/pictures despite police advisories.
Will police act against those violating the law for views & engagement?
We waited. We trusted the promises. We believed the subcommittee would finally bring justice to students. But today it feels like all of it was just a way to buy time and silence the outrage.
Years of hard work, sleepless nights, sacrifices of families reduced to file movements and political tactics. This was never just about reservation. This was about the future of an entire generation in J&K.
And honestly students deserved better.
We are betrayed.
I'm a Kashmiri & I've no idea what “Kashmiri Bangles” are.
Noone knows where they came from.
Noone has seen their ancestors.
But suddenly every reel has soft lighting, pheran sleeves floating, & traditional bangles my grandmother never owned.
Culture update via Instagram, I guess