BINISH QADRI

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"The literature on Said Nursi is indeed a great asset not only for the Muslim culture but also for the development of Sufism, Tariqa and its allied subjects (Machasin, 20059) in the world."
Source book for the economic geography. [Representational Image]
"Tasawwuf or Sufism is an ideological belief system of mysticism in Islam, believing that Sufis know the way to obtain religious knowledge or knowledge of Allah."
A Kashmiri family plucks saffron flowers on a farm in Pampore, 14 km (9 miles) south of Srinagar in Kashmir valley. [Representational Image]
Aspirants undergo thermal screening before appearing for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) amid the COVID-19 pandemic at the examination centre, in Patna. [Representational Image]
"Mulberry plant cultivation, silkworm rearing to produce silk cocoons, cocoon reeling to untwist silk filament, yarn manufacture, weaving, and silk fabric processing are all intertwined."
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"There is a warning from the World Bank that if we don’t do something immediately, climate change could push 100 million more people into poverty by 2030." [Representational Image]
"Medical services, apart from preventive services, give satisfaction only in the happening of illness, an exit from the normal state of affairs… Demand for healthcare, unlike food or clothing, is not as predictable."
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"When a policy is framed, it can be either through rules or discretion." [Representational Image]
Beneficiaries get a shot of the COVID-19 vaccine during a vaccination drive for 18+ people at Nair hospital, in Mumbai.
A health worker collects swab sample of a man for COVID-19 testing at the entrance of Shalimar Garden last year in Srinagar. [Representational Image]
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A man wearing a face mask amid COVID-19 pandemic in Srinagar. [Representational Picture]
Family members of COVID-19 patients arrive at the oxygen filling shop to refill the oxygen cylinders during the second wave of coronavirus, in Agra. [Image for representational purpose only]
"COVID-19 pandemic is not merely a global health emergency cum shock but a universal human development crisis. It replicates our interface with our environment that surrounds us and our ecosystem we are a part of. " [Image for representational purpose only]
This relationship will analyse how the behaviour of people in general and COVID-19 affected people in particular is influenced by ethics, social morals, and other philanthropic attitudes.
"Kashmir valley has the advantage in many ways such as favourable agro climate, richness in agro wastes, comparatively low-cost labour, and abundance in fungal biodiversity."
Apiculture and sustainable livelihood in Kashmir valley
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Farmers cultivating saffron in south Kashmir. [File]
Farmers cultivating saffron in south Kashmir. [Image for representational purpose only]
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COVID-19 and Adam Smith’s invisible
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Indoor saffron farming with special reference to hydroponic system
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Instability in production and marketing
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