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Representational Photo By Muzamil Farooq I took a break from my academic work with the hope of clearing my mind, maybe even sorting the path I had been walking for the last few years.  Each time I opened my notebook, the same presence returned.  My father entered the room without sound, the way memories do.  I would sit with a cup of tea on the table, books spread around me, and still all I could think of was him, the greatest teacher I ever had. Months passed before I found the courage to write about him. Grief sits in the…

Representational Photo Jammu- The Jammu and Kashmir Directorate of Geology and Mining has ordered the compulsory installation of GPS devices in all vehicles engaged in transportation and extraction of minerals across the Union Territory. The directive follows guidelines issued by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change for strict, technology-based monitoring of sand and minor mineral movement. According to the order, all mineral concessionaires must ensure that no material is transported without GPS-enabled vehicles duly registered with the Directorate of Geology and Mining. Each vehicle is required to carry a valid RFID number and a QR-coded challan or…