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Author: Adfar Shah
Company: Doctoral Scholar at Jamia Millia Islamia,New Delh
Region: Kashmir Valley and New Delhi,India.
Memorable Quote 1: Never Live with the Burden what others say or feel about you.Live the way you think better for yourself.
Memorable Quote 2: Research InThird World is the folly of the Oppressed (Adfar Shah)
Author Comment / Biography:
Adfar Shah shuttles between New Delhi and Kashmir writing on South Asian societies and Politics for several publications besides Amazons.com like Eurasia Review, Analyst World, South Asian Idea, Countercurrents, Kashmir Monitor, Kashmir Images,Kashmir Times and other International web portals and newspapers. Adfar is a Sociologist and senior research fellow (at SNCWS, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi) who continues to understand the Gender question, South Asian politics, Kashmir in conflict, Military sociology and Indian Military Apparatus, Af-Pak strain and Muslim identity issues. Contact him at adfer.syed@gmail.com
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31. Ailing work culture
October 02, 2011
Though many writers come up with their arguments about ailing work culture in public sector, hardly anybody considers its sociological consequences. What actually are the causes of such an indolent work culture in our state? I would like to put forth few observations; not only our public offices but...
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32. BJP AND KASHMIR: NEED FOR A RETHINK
October 02, 2011
‘From Rath Yatra To Ekta Yatra: BJP Losing Sheen Among Muslims’
As a citizen of any country, prior to hue and cry on rights, like right to hoist a flag, right to intervene anywhere in the country, or right to have access or movement, to any part of...
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33. WAZWAAN:THE PRIDE OF KASHMIR
October 02, 2011
Of and on, we see writers and people cutting a sorry figure of our culture identities and reflections especially now every body gets reduced to maligning Wazwaan and its use. Why do we fail to see positives of everything and paint everything as black,regardless of the significanc,usage,identity,etc....
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34. (OCTOBER, 1):INTERNATIONAL DAY OF OLDER PERSONS
October 01, 2011
Grow old with me! The best is yet to be (Robert browning) The phenomenon of ageing in contemporary times has by and large been reduced to a social problem where elderly are treated like rotten vegetables, archaic and useless objects. Ageing can be defi...
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35. B.Ed for B.Edi-sation in Jammu and Kashmir
September 30, 2011
B.Ed and M.Ed admissions are on full flair in the holistic state of J&K.especially talking of The B.Ed admissions in the Center of Distance Education in the University of Kashmir.About 2000 students enter every session to add to the list of "Would Be" teachers of tomorrow.Youth are now p...
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36. "I am a female so I am bound to suffer"
September 29, 2011
She was shivering and weeping desperately, shedding innocent tears. Her note books lying on the road, her documents scattered on the ground and she stood embarrassed and heartbroken hiding her face from the passersby. She was trembling with fear. A boy had beaten her right on the road inside the ...
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37. Gateway to Adulthood
September 29, 2011
Adolescence is the second decade of life; the period of transition between childhood and adulthood. Usually 10 to 19 year are considered an adolescent. This is a crucial period of life. Anxieties, frustration, identity crises, looking out for support, indecisiveness, dependency needs and independen...
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38. Reliving those anxious moments
September 29, 2011
Success is all about learning from sufferings, overcoming hurdles and moving ahead
The feeling of getting selected at a reputed educational institute is always overwhelming. It comes with a feeling of contentment for we think we have been able to keep up with the pace of our colleagues or co...
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39. Extra-Marital Affairs: A Sociological Insight
September 29, 2011
Marriage being the most ancient and regarded as the first social institution of the recorded human history is continuously though slowly losing its sanctity and moral foundations in the contemporary times. A sanctioned system for two individuals to commence living together, a social and a cultural a...
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40. Tibet and Kashmir: The Geographies in Chaos
September 29, 2011
“We cannot solve Tibet and Kashmir unless we recognize the basic rights of Kashmiri’s and Tibetans” (Adfar shah)
Both the paradise on earth and roof of the world continue to struggle with prolonged turbulence, blood shed and subjugation. Many things appear common in Tibetans and Kashmiri....
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