JK Policy Institute
The Women are Changemakers event, held virtually on International Women’s Day, served as a platform to celebrate the remarkable contributions of women in Jammu and Kashmir while addressing the challenges…
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Education serves as a cornerstone in fostering social and economic transformation within societies and nations. From empowering women to combating social marginalization, education holds significant potential in mitigating gender disparity…
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Photo Credit: Faheem Qadri/WCF People know the Kashmir Valley for numerous reasons. Some are drawn to its lakes, while others are captivated by its mountains. Despite its fame for various…
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Efficient project management, enhanced collaboration, governance improvement, sustainability initiatives, and citizen-centric services are crucial for successful smart city development.
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Policy-making is a dynamic field which evolves and orients itself with the changes in society, economy, polity, technology, institutional structure or transnational forces such as globalization. It is a complex…
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Around the world, natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, and wildfires have wreaked havoc. The necessity of efficient disaster management is underscored by the regularity and severity of these…
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In 1949, Jawaharlal Nehru visited the United States and received the kind of reception that suits a national hero. However, his welcome in the United States paled in comparison to…
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Introduction: Around 1980, India started implementing governmental plans to preserve resources and ecosystems and promote social growth. The early 2000s era witnessed the National Communication (NATCOM) study coming into action…
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With the onset of winter in Kashmir, the number of patients requiring visits to hospitals increases with the rise in respiratory cases. However, in the last few years, something more…
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Something strange has recently occurred in the Kashmir Valley – the prolonged absence of snowfall. The dry spell was finally broken by recent snowfall in February. Even during the 40-day…
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Historically, the Indian armed forces have been dominated by male soldiers and officers. Female entries started much later after a lot of struggle on the women’s part to fight their…
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In a time marked by prominent environmental issues, the concept of sustainable resource management has emerged as a beacon of hope amidst the looming threat of climate change. The urgency…
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