Why People Want to Delete Themselves from the Internet By: Javid Amin | 07 September 2025 In today’s hyper-connected world, your personal information is everywhere—on social media, in search engines, hidden in government records, and stored on data broker sites you’ve probably never heard of. Every like, comment, purchase, or app you’ve used has likely left a trace. For many, this isn’t just about privacy—it’s about protection. Identity theft, stalking, scams, and doxxing have become alarmingly common. Even job seekers are judged based on their online presence. So, what if…
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Web Development vs Data Science vs Machine Learning: Which Career Suits You Best?
The Modern Student’s Dilemma By: Javid Amin | 05 Sep 2025 Technology careers are booming, but with so many exciting paths to choose from, students often find themselves confused. Should you become a Web Developer, shaping the digital experiences people interact with daily? Or should you dive into Data Science, uncovering insights hidden in massive datasets? Or perhaps the futuristic field of Machine Learning, where computers are trained to learn and make predictions on their own, excites you the most? Each career has its own learning curve, job market, salary…
Read MoreThe Unseen Impact of Social Media: How to Curate a Positive Energy Exchange Online
The Unseen Impact of Social Media: Curating a Positive Energy Exchange By: Javid Amin | 14 Aug 2025 In our hyper-connected digital age, social media isn’t just a place to share memes and holiday snaps. It’s a powerful energy exchange hub, where every scroll, like, and comment subtly influences our mindset, emotions, and even our productivity. While it can be a source of inspiration, learning, and connection, it can just as easily become a breeding ground for negativity, anxiety, and emotional fatigue—depending on what and who we let into our…
Read MoreNEET Vs JEE: Which Exam Is Tougher and Why? A Complete 2025 Guide
The Great Indian Career Dilemma By: Javid Amin | 10 Aug 2025 Every year, millions of Indian students stand at a crucial crossroads — Medicine or Engineering? NEET or JEE?These two exams — NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) and JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) — are among the most prestigious and competitive entrance tests in India. But while they both demand hard work, dedication, and strategy, they test entirely different skill sets. This guide goes deep into: Exam structure & syllabus comparison Subject difficulty breakdown Competition levels Career outcomes &…
Read MoreNever Accept an Offer Letter Without Checking These 13 Things: The Ultimate Job Seeker’s Checklist
Thirteen Critical Things to Check Before Accepting an Offer Letter By: Javid Amin | 05 Aug 2025 Why Your Offer Letter Deserves a Second Look Getting a job offer is always exciting—whether it’s your first job or your fifth. You’ve cleared the interviews, impressed the hiring managers, and now the company wants you. But before you sign that offer letter and start imagining your new desk, stop. Take a deep breath. And read between the lines. Why?Because your offer letter is more than just a formality—it’s a legally binding agreement…
Read MoreTeasing and Bullying in J&K Schools: A Silent Crisis Affecting Student Mental Health
Survey Reveals Widespread Bullying in Jammu & Kashmir Schools By: Javid Amin | 31 July 2025 A Disturbing Snapshot from the Classroom A recent statewide survey has revealed a sobering truth—bullying and teasing remain deeply entrenched in schools across Jammu & Kashmir. From emotional taunts to physical altercations, the data signals an urgent call for schools, parents, and policymakers to confront a silent epidemic. Key Findings: Prevalence: A large percentage of students reported frequent bullying, ranging from name-calling and exclusion to physical intimidation. Gender Divide: Boys reported more physical bullying—pushing,…
Read MoreSC Issues Student Suicide Prevention Guidelines: Ban on Marks-Based Segregation, Mandatory Counsellors
Supreme Court Bans Marks-Based Segregation, Orders Nationwide Student Mental Health Reforms By: Javid Amin | Srinagar | 25 July 2025 Student Suicide a “Systemic Failure,” Rules Supreme Court in Landmark Decision In a landmark judgment with far-reaching consequences, the Supreme Court of India has declared student suicides a “systemic failure”, calling for urgent psychological safeguards and educational reforms across the country. The Court issued a set of binding national guidelines on Friday, designed to be implemented in all educational institutions, including schools, universities, hostels, and private coaching centres. The ruling…
Read MoreKashmir School Timings Revised from July 14: What It Means for Students, Parents & Educators
Kashmir School Timings Changed from July 14 | New Schedule, Offline Classes & Public Response By: Javid Amin | Srinagar | 13 July 2025 What’s Changing: The New School Timings Explained Starting Monday, July 14, 2025, all government and recognized private schools across Kashmir will follow a revised schedule: Schools within Srinagar Municipal limits: 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM Schools outside Srinagar & other areas of Kashmir Province: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM This directive, issued under Order No. 182-DSEK of 2025, applies to all institutions and mandates offline classes…
Read MoreFuture-Proof Careers: What Jobs Will Exist in 10 Years and Why Traditional College May Become Obsolete
The Changing Landscape of Work and Education By: Javid Amin | Srinagar | 28 June 2025 The global workforce is undergoing a radical transformation. From bustling city boardrooms to rural farms and digital workstations, every corner of the employment ecosystem is being reshaped by the unstoppable waves of technology, shifting social needs, and evolving economic realities. In the face of this monumental change, one question dominates career planning conversations: What jobs will actually exist in 10 years? This is more than just speculation. Reports and expert forecasts indicate a fundamental…
Read MoreDSEK Mandates Remedial Classes During Summer Break for Schools With Poor Results
DSEK Orders Mandatory Remedial Coaching During Summer Vacation Srinagar | 25 June 2025 In a significant step aimed at improving academic performance, the Directorate of School Education Kashmir (DSEK) has ordered the continuation of remedial classes during the summer break. The directive applies specifically to schools that recorded poor pass percentages in the recently announced JKBOSE Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations. This move is seen as an academic intervention to help bridge learning gaps, enhance subject understanding, and better prepare students for upcoming biannual exams. Early Morning Sessions…
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