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Echoes from the Mountains and the Valley is a heartfelt collection of reflections, poetry, and prose that captures the soul of life in the breathtaking yet challenging landscapes of Kashmir and Ladakh. Through personal experiences, cultural insights, and deep emotions, the book weaves together narratives of love, loss, resilience, and the silent struggles of everyday heroes.
From the misty peaks of Zanskar to the vibrant valleys of Kashmir, each piece resonates with the echoes of history, identity, and the profound beauty of human connections. Whether touching upon the sacrifices of doctors, the burdens of teachers, or the quiet dignity of those who serve their communities, this book is an ode to those who find strength in adversity.
A journey through memory and meaning, Echoes from the Mountains and the Valley invites readers to listen closely—to the voices of the past, the whispers of the present, and the unyielding spirit of the land and its people.
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Dr Fazal Ul Haq Wani
Dr. Fazlul Haq Wani – Medical Officer, Writer, and Healthcare Advocate
Dr. Fazlul Haq is a dedicated Medical Officer currently serving at PHC Shargole, Kargil. With a passion for quality healthcare, he has played a pivotal role in improving medical services, particularly in National Quality Assurance Standards (NQAS) implementation. His leadership and teamwork were instrumental in PHC Shargole receiving NQAS certification, reflecting his commitment to enhancing healthcare standards.
Born and raised in Pathan Pahloo, a small village in District Pulwama, Jammu & Kashmir, Dr. Haq has always been deeply connected to his roots and committed to serving communities in need.
Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Fazlul Haq is a prolific writer, addressing crucial social and healthcare issues. His published articles cover topics ranging from healthcare ethics and emergency care advocacy to social justice and cultural discourse in Kashmir. His writing reflects deep insight into the challenges faced by medical professionals and society at large.
Dr. Haq has also been actively involved in peer assessments, medical training sessions, and public health initiatives. He has conducted lectures and workshops on topics like Basic Life Support (BLS), Biomedical Waste Management, SAANS Initiative, and pharmacist training as per NHM guidelines. He is also a strong advocate for emergency and trauma care training in Ladakh, aiming to equip local healthcare professionals with critical lifesaving skills.
His dedication to patient care, medical education, and public health improvement continues to inspire those around him. With an unwavering commitment to ethical medical practice and community service, Dr. Fazlul Haq remains a respected figure in healthcare and a voice for meaningful change.
