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Mental Health Crisis Deepens in Kashmir, Youth Among Hardest Hit

Recent studies indicate that over 40% of adults in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir are experiencing psychological distress, with young people and students showing rising levels of anxiety, depression, and stress. According to local reports, early signs often go unnoticed within households—ranging from withdrawal and disrupted sleep to reduced communication. Mental health professionals warn that such…

JI Invites PTI Workers to Join ‘Badal Do Nizam’ Movement

Jamaat-e-Islami has renewed its call for major political and administrative reforms, urging citizens and political workers to support its “Badal Do Nizam” movement aimed at changing the current governance system. Main Content:According to Beyond Time News, Jamaat-e-Islami chief Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman addressed a large public gathering in Timergara, where he criticized the existing governance system and…

Kashmir Civil Society Says People’s Resolve for Freedom Remains Strong

Civil society activists in Kashmir have reiterated that the local population remains committed to their long-standing political aspirations, despite ongoing tensions and security challenges in the region. Main Content:According to Beyond Time News, civil society members in Srinagar said that the people of Kashmir continue to pursue their struggle for political rights and self-determination, despite…

Green Hydrogen: A Path Toward Pakistan’s Energy Security and Economic Stability

With rising global energy uncertainty, Pakistan is under growing pressure to reduce reliance on imported fuels and explore cleaner alternatives like green hydrogen. Main Content:According to Beyond Time News, Pakistan imports around 85% of its oil and a significant share of LNG, making the economy highly vulnerable to global price shocks. Energy imports also account…