JK Policy Institute

Advocating for sustainability
China’s mediation between Saudi and Iran reflect its growing role in the Middle East
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Introduction China’s growing role in the Middle East has become increasingly prominent in recent years. As the world’s second-largest economy and global power, China has been actively pursuing its economic,…

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Climate change is about more than simply more intense heat waves
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A rise in annual average temperatures is not certain, despite the fact that global warming is a consistent tendency. Due to variations in the weather on a daily basis and…

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Uncovering causes and consequences of human trafficking
1024 768 Neha Aggarwal

Nobel Laureate, Nelson Mandela has aptly described the essence of human rights in the following words, “To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity.”As the world…

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How Indiscriminate Use of Pesticides is Impacting the Apple Farming in Kashmir 
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Kashmir is majorly an agriculture-dependent region. Apart from agriculture, Kashmir’s economy is highly dependent on Tourism. The snow-capped mountains, serene lakes, and lush green valleys in Kashmir attract a lot…

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JKPI’s Art in Life Foundation conducts its first art workshop of the session
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‘Engaging in creative pursuits help children emotionally and mentally, and is a great way for them to combat boredom’ The Art in Life Foundation (AILF), which is a community development…

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Why Does Ethics in Bird Watching Matter?
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Every year, World Migratory Bird Day is observed on May 13, when birders from around the world come together to enjoy birding. It is actually an awareness programme aimed at…

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Gujjars & Bakarwals on the margins of the healthcare system
1024 685 Zahoor Ahmad Dar

It is important to explore or describe a community or group statistically. Numbers matter because it brings to light the significant aspects of that group, their problems, demands, and aspirations.…

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Now that the world’s first cloned Pashmina goat is no more, scientists in Kashmir should explore animal cloning more seriously than ever
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Noori, the world’s first cloned Pashmina goat, died in Kashmir in March 2023. Noori was cloned in March 2012 by a team of scientists at the Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural…

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Women in Leadership Roles: An Epic Underrepresentation
612 612 Neha Aggarwal

For decades, women have been fighting for equal representation and opportunities in leadership positions, and the battle continues to this day. Women’s equal participation and leadership in political and public…

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Use of technology and astronomical calculations for moon sightings: Accepted in Saudi, Malaysia and Indonesia, why not here?
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“It’s political, it’s always been. So rather than attributing it to matters of faith, one has to look at these fights among the clerics over the moon sightings as something…

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