Young Voices

A Paradise Lost – the internally displaced Kashmiri Pandits – Jahnvi A. Nagpal 2022, A Paradise Lost: Why is there no adequate legal remedy for the internally displaced Kashmiri Pandits in India and how can this be addressed in Law? Read Jhanvi’s full dissertation here 

In Pahalgam where mountains kiss the skies,A valley weeps as innocence dies.Tourists had come with hearts so light,To bask in peace, beneath the height. But shadows crept in soldier’s guise,With evil burning in their eyes.They came not for war, but blood and fear,Their bullets silenced laughter near. Among the slain, a soldier lay,Wed just six

Entering the National Badminton Centre, I experienced a surge of excitement and anticipation. This was not merely another day of badminton; it represented a reunion with friends who had traveled considerable distances to meet and play. The immaculate courts and the sound of shuttlecocks reverberating through the halls created an ideal environment for a day

Stepping onto the National Training Centre court in the sports hall brought back memories of last year and marked the beginning of the KPAE Badminton Tournament 2025. The warm welcome from friends, old and new acquaintances, and elders filled my heart with joy—it was truly exciting to see them once again. The warm-up session gave

I woke up in the morning knowing that I had a big day ahead of me. Today was the KPAE Annual Badminton Tournament in Milton Keynes. I got dressed in the sportiest clothes I could find in my cupboard and ran downstairs. My mother was hurriedly making breakfast, and I quickly sat down to eat.