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Sualiha Zubair

Sualiha is a freelance journalist and a journalism student based in Srinagar, Kashmir. Her work has featured on various local and national news organizations.
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Over 10 years after the POSH Act, are women safe at workplaces?

Harassment and violence against women remain a significant and escalating issue in our society, both in the national and local context.

Digital Frontier: J-K’s remarkable journey towards digitalization

Jammu and Kashmir has emerged as a top performer in the realm of e-governance, ranking first in the National e-Services Delivery Assessment report, August 2024.

13 Years On: Naseem Shafaie, Kashmir’s first woman Sahitya Akademi awardee, reflects on poetry and empowerment

Naseem Shafaie, Kashmir's first woman Sahitya Akademi Awardee, reflects on her poetic journey, feminism, and Kashmir’s cultural legacy.

A Breath of Death: Cement factories suffocate Kashmir

Cement factories in Kashmir poison the air, sicken the people and threaten the environment. A young man fights for change.

From City Lights to Family Nights: Remote work trend in Kashmir

Kashmir's youth, facing unemployment, are turning to remote work. This shift, accelerated by the pandemic, offers flexibility, reshaping the traditional work paradigm.

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Congress kicks off Padyatra in Jammu demanding restoration of J&K Statehood

The Congress launched a five-day padyatra in Jammu under its "Hamari Riyasat Hamara Haq" campaign, demanding restoration of full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir.

Former Baramulla DDC Chairperson Safina Baig likely to join NC

Former Baramulla District Development Council (DDC) Chairperson Safina Baig is likely to join the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (NC).

The Seven Policy Features That Matter More Than a Low Premium

A lower premium can look attractive at first glance, especially when families compare health plans online.

‘Sitting is the New Smoking’: GMC Srinagar

Warning that prolonged sitting has become a growing public health concern, GMC Srinagar has launched a public awareness campaign.
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