JK Policy Institute

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REPORT: Special Session on Applying to International Universities
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Background The Jammu and Kashmir Policy Institute (JKPI) hosted a special online session as part of its Expert Talk Series, titled “Applying to International Universities: Insights and Experiences.” This event…

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Jal Jeevan Mission in J&K: An Assessment of UT’s Unique Needs
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Introduction: After six years of the Jal Jeevan Mission, launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in August 2019 as a transformative initiative aimed at providing 55 liters of safe tap…

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Escalating Vulnerability of War-Torn Regions to Climate Change
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Conflict-affected regions are particularly susceptible to the impacts of climate change, which worsens humanitarian crises and hinders recovery efforts. Climate-related challenges, including extreme weather events, resource depletion, and environmental degradation,…

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How Eco-Friendly Brick Kilns Can Save Kashmir’s Environment
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Kashmir, known for its natural beauty, might face a serious environmental problem. While its beautiful landscapes still attract tourists, the air in the region tells a worrying story. Thick smog…

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Hydroclimatic Stress and Spring Depletion in Kashmir
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The Himalayan region is home to a vast network of natural springs, essential for sustaining millions of people and ecosystems. These springs serve as crucial lifelines in the region’s water…

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The Importance of Entrepreneurship in Economic Growth and Job Creation in Kashmir
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For many years, Kashmir has faced various challenges that have shaped its economy and society. Despite these difficulties, entrepreneurship has emerged as a promising solution, offering a way to revive…

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Strategic Sustainable Development as a Tool for Conflict Resolution in Post-War Regions
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Abstract Post-war regions often face the challenge of rebuilding infrastructure while striving for lasting peace. Traditional conflict resolution strategies tend to overlook root causes such as resource scarcity and social…

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How can intervening states ensure lasting peace in post-conflict nations?
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Disclaimer: This commentary reflects on a philosophical debate in international relations and does not seek to advocate for or align with colonialist perspectives. Nations are often at their most vulnerable…

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The Environmental Toll of Overtourism in Doodhpathri
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Introduction: Around 2013, Doodhpathri, a bowl-shaped valley in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas, located in the Budgam district, was introduced to the tourism map. Over the years, this…

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Degradation of Water Quality in Dal Lake: A Study on Land Use Changes & Land Cover Patterns
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When we think of a city, the first images that often come to mind are towering concrete buildings, vertical or rooftop gardens, and bustling streets filled with noise. However, what…

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Top-Down vs Bottom-Up: Which Approach Truly Benefits the Poor?
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In countries like India, development is a main issue. The government wants to have a stable economy, but the main threat is unequal economic distribution. Some people have the most…

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Kashmir’s Vulnerability to GLOFs
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The year 2023 was recorded as the hottest in the past 173 years. To assess the impact, the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Global Risks Report 2024 identified climate change as…

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