Dabirah Hassan

1 week ago | kashmirobserver.net | Dabirah Hassan

Srinagar- Early this year, Attiya Zehra scored 84.10 percentile in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), one of India’s toughest engineering entrance tests. It wasn’t enough for the schools she had hoped for, but she didn’t dwell on the result. A few months later, she came back with 99.84 percentile, the highest score among female candidates in Jammu & Kashmir. “I just focused on what I had to do better,” she said.

1 week ago | kashmirobserver.net | Dabirah Hassan

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3 weeks ago | kashmirobserver.net | Dabirah Hassan

Mohammad Talib Beigh lived a life of profound scholarship, unwavering faith, and deep compassion. Born into the respected Beigh family of Reshipora, with ancestral roots in Malpora Budgam, he was destined for a path of intellectual and spiritual distinction. His early education began at a local school, but it was at Jamia Babul Ilm Budgam where his true academic journey flourished.

1 month ago | kashmirobserver.net | Dabirah Hassan

Srinagar, March 2025 – Thousands of women in Jammu & Kashmir who have sought refuge in the Special Cells for Women are now left in uncertainty, as the National Commission for Women (NCW) has decided not to extend the project beyond March 31, 2025. The move has raised serious concerns about the fate of survivors of gender-based violence, who rely on these support structures for justice and rehabilitation.

2 months ago | kashmirobserver.net | Dabirah Hassan

Srinagar- A controversy has erupted at the Government Dental College (GDC) in Srinagar after a patient alleged that a doctor extracted the wrong tooth during a procedure. The incident, which has sparked public outrage, led to the suspension of the involved doctor and the formation of a three-member inquiry committee to investigate the matter. The patient, Nadeem Ahmad, claimed that the doctor mistakenly removed his healthy upper right tooth instead of the problematic lower right tooth.