Kashmir pre and post Digitalization

 From disruptive culture to out-of-this-world inventions, this issue celebrates the innovators and their relentless need to question the way things work. 

      

Aaqib mohammad bhat (18 yrs old)

from Paimus budgam kashmir

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Meet a Young author who does the work of an adult when he is young ```````

Aqib proved that age does not matter in terms of ability and capability^

Aqibt firstly developed a mobile app In young age when he was in 10th grade

Which played a very important role in the Battle of Corona like deadly disease.

Working with NGOs at an early age is no small matterDespite reading, Aqib Butt work ed with many media organizations His writing in his articles won the hearts of many great officersEven with no degree, working with a degree has been a nightmareI have been fond of writing since childhood My teacher used to Give me some essays to write so I wrote well where I made a mistake so they were very Greatful to Correct The mistakes which I Used to Do while writing.i am in the process of publishing a new book that I hope will be good for many studentsAfter the onset of a deadly disease like Corona, all the children dropped out of school and started studying at home, after which even the youngest children started using mobile phones everthing is changed as of now... Read at 25



His Book



This book is reminiscent of a time when technology did not exist in Kashmir. In this Book it has been explored how technology has reshaped the studying experience for students. after a year of remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, perspectives are changing. Rather than simply ‘tolerate’ it, instructors are realizing that technology and the power of digital devices, apps and tools can increase engagement, encourage collaboration, spark innovation and enhance student learning.

The uncertainty about the future and fear of joblessness was already there. But the phenomenon of growing suicidal tendencies among students is unprecedented In a culture that continuously seeks to glorify loneliness, it often becomes extremely difficult for people to reach out or seek help when in mental distress.