NOK Desk
When I think about Dr. Yusuf al-Qaradawi, I picture a man whose life touched millions, sparking both admiration and debate. He was a scholar, a preacher, and a voice for Muslims worldwide, blending old Islamic teachings with the challenges of modern life. Born in a small Egyptian village on September 9, 1926, he grew up
The Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) convened the 6th meeting of its University Library Committee. The meeting chaired by Prof. Shakil A Romshoo, Vice Chancellor, was attended by Prof. A. H. Moon (Dean Academic Affairs), Prof. Sumeer Gul (Head, Dept. of Library & Information Sciences, KU), Dr. Fayaz Ahmad Lone (Librarian, KU), Dr.
Farooq Abdullah is one of the most experienced and colourful political leaders in India. For more than forty years, he has been at the centre of politics in Jammu and Kashmir, carrying forward the legacy of his father, Sheikh Abdullah, while also carving out his own distinct identity. Known for his charisma, outspoken nature, and
Sonam Wangchuk is one of the most inspiring figures to come out of Ladakh in recent decades. He is best known as an engineer, innovator, teacher, and environmental activist who has worked to improve education and water management in the Himalayan region. Over time, he has also become a strong voice for Ladakh’s people and
Sana Khan, once a shining star in Indian films and television, has had a life full of ups and downs. Born in the busy streets of Mumbai, she rose to fame with her charming looks and bold roles. But in 2020, she left it all behind to follow her faith. Today, at 37 or 38
A recent social media post highlighting a staggering 64,000 cancer cases in Kashmir since 2018 has sparked widespread alarm, contrasting sharply with the much lower figures reported in the preceding years: just 231 cases in 2015, 239 in 2016, and 391 in 2017. This dramatic rise underscores a deepening public health crisis in the Kashmir
In a region where meat is not just sustenance but a cornerstone of cultural identity—think the aromatic Rogan Josh, tender Gushtaba, and succulent Tabak Maaz—the revelation of thousands of kilograms of rotten, unlabelled, and potentially hazardous meat infiltrating markets has ignited one of the most explosive food safety scandals in Kashmir’s history. Dubbed the “rotten
The much-anticipated Vice Chancellor’s Employee Cricket Tournament – 2025 concluded with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. The School of Engineering and Technology lifted the Champions Trophy under the able captaincy of Prof. A. H. Moon, defeating the School of Health Sciences in a thrilling final. The Chief Guest, Prof. Parvez Mir Director CIED, graced the closing
Engineer’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at the EE Block of CoET, BGSBU Rajouri (Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah) University, Rajouri (JK UT). The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Abhishek Sharma (Indian Administrative Service), Registrar BGSBU and Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, who delivered an inspiring address highlighting the pivotal role of youth in
The Department of Architecture, IUST, successfully hosted the inaugural edition of the annual architecture festival, Nairang-e-Tameer on the theme “Rooted The event commenced with an inaugural ceremony presided over by the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor and attended by the Registrar, University officers, and the Deans. In their addresses, both the Vice Chancellor and the Registrar emphasized