Humaira Nabi

Jammu and Kashmīr, Srinagar

Journalist at Freelance

Journalist at Kashmir Life

Journalist @KashmirLife Previously @RisingKashmir

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Articles

Reforms or Retrenchment?

3 weeks ago | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

Jammu and Kashmir’s Housing and Urban Development Department is undergoing a major reorganisation aimed at cost-cutting and efficiency, but critics warn of weakened public services and loss of institutional depth, reports Humaira Nabi Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp With digital transformation and the increasing use of machines, societies are reporting job losses everywhere.
Kashmir Ceasefire: A Complete List

1 month ago | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

From the Ceasefire Line to the Line of Control, Jammu and Kashmir’s working border is a scar of conflict and broken peace. Humaira Nabi offers a chronology of the ceasefires the border has witnessed since the cartographers drew it Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp For the first time in over two decades, the Line of Control (LoC) dividing the erstwhile Kashmir state has erupted in violence, shattering a prolonged period of uneasy peace.
Kashmir: A Forever Battlefield

1 month ago | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

From the battlefield skirmishes of 1965 to the high-altitude conflict of Kargil and the nuclear brinkmanship that followed, Kashmir has shaped the subcontinent’s military landscape, reshaping alliances and deepening strategic divides, writes Humaira Nabi Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp During the intervening night of May 6–7, the residents of Kashmir were jolted awake by the sound of aircraft engines slicing through the midnight stillness.
Kashmir’s Nowhere Women

1 month ago | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

Leaving their homeland to live better, scores of women accompanied their husbands to Kashmir under a government-backed rehabilitation policy. After years of fighting for citizenship rights, a situation emerged where they were separated again, reports Humaira Nabi Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp A knock at the door scares Mehar, a 40-year-old resident of north Kashmir’s Baramulla. A mother of three, she lives in constant fear.
Disbursing Rs 1000 Cr A Month, Khidmat Centres Power a Grassroots Banking Revolution in Jammu and Kashmir

1 month ago | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

by Humaira Nabi Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp SRINAGAR: Each month, more than 13 lakh banking transactions are carried out not just inside bank branches or service counters, but in rice fields, apple orchards, village squares, and on the doorsteps of elderly pensioners across Jammu and Kashmir.
Kashmir Excited Over Ceasefire, Hopes It Holds Unlike Past

1 month ago | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

by Humaira Nabi Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp SRINAGAR: By 5:33 PM on May 10, 2025, as people in Kashmir prepared for another tense night, a tweet from US President Donald J Trump brought an unexpected wave of hope and happiness across the region. The US president, the most powerful man on earth, enjoys a huge influence in the region, mostly in the Gulf and India.
Pahalgam Attack: A Tourist Exodus

1 month ago | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

At the peak of an impressive tourist season, a massacre at Baisarn led to a mass exodus of the visitors, forcing authorities to deploy additional flights, reports Humaira Nabi Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp On the chilly morning of April 22, Waseem Ahmad stood by the gate of his homestay, watching a cab pull away. A family of three from Delhi waved their goodbyes. He remained there until the vehicle disappeared. Waseem owns Freedom Palace, a modest yet welcoming homestay in Pahalgam.
Harvard’s Foreign Admissions at Risk Amid Federal Crackdown

2 months ago | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

by Humaira Nabi Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp Federal Sanctions Target Ivy League Institution Harvard University’s future enrolment of international students faced a serious threat after the Trump administration froze $2.2 billion in federal funding, citing the university’s response to campus protests over the Gaza conflict.
An Antidote for Cancer

2 months ago | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

An Indian biotech start-up has secured a global first: a patented, third-generation CAR-T therapy that targets cancer with unprecedented precision—offering new hope for affordable, life-saving treatment, reports Humaira Nabi Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp In a significant leap for Indian biotechnology, Delhi-based start-up Cellogen Therapeutics has secured the patent for the world’s first indigenously developed bispecific, third-generation Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy.
Kashmir: The Vanishing Waters

Mar 29, 2025 | kashmirlife.net | Humaira Nabi

Jammu and Kashmir faces an impending water crisis as glaciers vanish, water bodies shrink, and irrigation systems falter, endangering agriculture, ecosystems, and daily life. The crisis deepens with groundwater depleting and natural springs drying up due to climate change and unchecked human activity.