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Columnist • Technology Writer • Opinion Contributor
Software Engineer • Writer • Contributing Columnist
I am Majid Qurashi, a Software Engineer, writer, and contributing columnist from Villgam, Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir. My opinion articles have been published in Kashmir Reader, Kashmir Frontier, and Brighter Kashmir. I write on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital governance, education, technology, digital transformation, and youth empowerment.
About the Author
Majid Qurashi is a Software Engineer, writer, and contributing columnist from Villgam, Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir.
His articles focus on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital governance, education, technology, social awareness, and youth development.
His work has appeared in Kashmir Reader,Kashmir Frontier, andBrighter Kashmir.
A Degree without a Destination
Published on 14 August 2026
Every year, thousands of young Kashmiris leave their towns and villages carrying the same three things: a degree they hope will change their lives, a suitcase that may take them far from home, and a question they rarely ask aloud: will there be a reason to come back?
Read ArticleWe Thought we had more Time
Published on 04 August 2026
We are so busy preparing for tomorrow that we often forget to live today. Years pass through examinations, degrees, jobs, responsibilities, and endless plans, until one day we realize that the moments we kept postponing have already become memories.
Read ArticleThe person you know the least is Yourself
Published on 28 July 2026
For a generation that is constantly connected, loneliness has emerged as one of its deepest fears. A few minutes without a phone feels uncomfortable, and a day without notifications often feels incomplete. We have learned to remain connected with the world, yet many of us struggle to spend even an hour with our own thoughts. There was a time when silence was considered peaceful.
Read ArticleThe invisible Hands
Published on 23 July 2026
Growing up in Kupwara, I learned that strength is often found in silence. Many people in our villages work tirelessly without expecting appreciation. They believe that fulfilling their responsibility is reward enough
Read ArticleThe People who never make headlines
Published on 23 July 2026
An opinion article reflecting on the quiet contributions of ordinary citizens whose daily sacrifices and dedication form the foundation of a strong nation. It highlights the unseen heroes who rarely make headlines but shape society through their work, resilience, and service.
Read ArticleTime to stop Comparing & Start Encouraging
Published on 26 July 2026
Behind every comparison lies an unseen struggle. Before asking young people why they are not like someone else, perhaps we should ask whether we have ever allowed them to become themselves.
Read ArticleTrust Remains educations stongest foundation
Published on 19 July 2026
Opinion article discussing contemporary issues related to education, technology and youth empowerment in Jammu & Kashmir.
Read ArticleOne Click Can Empty Your Bank Account: Cyber Awareness Is No Longer Optional
Published on 16 July 2026
A cybersecurity awareness article highlighting the importance of protecting individuals from digital fraud and online scams.
Read ArticleCybercrime begins where awareness ends
Published on 14 July 2026
A fraudster does not need to stand outside your house to steal from you anymore. Today, all it takes is a smartphone, a fake message, and one careless click. In a matter of seconds, your hard-earned savings, personal information, and digital identity can fall into the hands of cybercriminals. The most worrying part is that this can happen to anyone. Age, education, and profession no longer guarantee safety in the digital world.
Read ArticleIs Technology Making Life Easier or More Complicated?
Published in 2026
Unfortunately, many people still believe technology is only for engineers or IT students. That mindset is outdated now. Every person needs basic technological knowledge. Students should learn how computers work. They should understand websites, online payments, cybersecurity, and digital systems. They should know how data moves across the internet and how scammers misuse technology.
Read ArticleStudent today study more yet understand less
Published on 12 May 2026
Opinion article highlighting educational awareness and contemporary social issues relevant to students and young professionals.
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