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PAKISTAN’S VANISHING DEMOCRATIC SPACE ECHOES OF ZIA IN ASIM MUNIR’S ERA
By Bashir Assad
Watching General Asim Munir steadily undermine Pakistan’s political system, consistently shrinking the space for elected leadership and leaving almost no room for civilian voices in domestic governance or diplomatic decision-making, I chose to write on the legacy of General Zia-ul-Haq.
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As the tide shifts…
By Dr. Mareaya Fayaz
Tue Mar 17 2026
JAMMU & KASHMIR. Here, a complex tapestry of political, social, and historical threads, weaves the narrative of a place long marred by conflict. The recent years, however, have witnessed a subtle but significant transformation in the security environment, offering a glimmer of hope for peace, progress and a renewed sense of ambition in the valley.
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BRINGING KASHMIR’S BORDER AREAS ONTO THE TOURISM MAP
By Dr. Mareaya Fayaz
Tue Mar 17 2026
For decades, Kashmir’s tourism narrative revolved around its iconic destinations like, Gulmarg’s snowy slopes, Pahalgam’s pastoral charm and Srinagar’s shimmering Dal Lake. Yet beyond these celebrated landscapes lies another Kashmir, tucked along the Line of Control where valleys unfold in silence, rivers cut through rugged terrain and villages stand as living testimonies of resilience.
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SNOWLESS WINTERS, SCORCHED ORCHARDS
By Mian Tufail
Tue Mar 17 2026
In Kashmir, winter has always been more than a season. It is the valley’s silent architect, shaping rivers, nourishing springs and preparing orchards for the bloom of spring. Snow resting on the Pir Panjal and the higher Himalayas has traditionally functioned as a natural reservoir, melting slowly to sustain agriculture and drinking water systems through summer.
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