News By Zeeshan Ahad

Fading Colours of Kashmir's Dyeing Industry

Amidst the rhythms of tradition and the tides of change, Abdul Majeed Rangrez remains a guardian of heritage, dyeing threads that connect generations past and future.

Back Home From Makka, Kashmiri Hajis Recount A Harrowing Experience

With water torrents leaking and forming a hazardous maze on the uneven floors. The pilgrims gingerly maneuvered through this treacherous terrain, hoping to avoid slipping or injuring.

Resonating Hope: The Narrator Who Empowers the Revival of Kashmiri Language

The boy capturing Kashmiri sentiment is seen as Nund Resh’s mystic relator, Rasul Mir’s elegiac raconteur and Ghulam Rasool Nazki’s anguish reporter.

Offering Legal Literacy

"A free and public legal education is vital if a society wants justice to be served"

Creating New 'Reading Rooms' In Kashmir

Though a private library cannot come even closer to the Reading Room of the 1930s, the white rectangular cabins that divide the space remain occupied with people and the sound of flicking pages overwhelms the sluggish noise of the ceiling fans

‘Nadir Ti Gaadi’: In Photos, Kashmir Observes Ancient-Persian Festival Of Nowroz

‘Climate Change Is Hitting Us Hard’: Kashmiri Farmers Fear Waterless Summer

The concern has been created by the second successive year of sparse snowfall that is likely to cause water shortage in agricultural lands across the valley

Smart Meters Spark Sense of ‘Powerlessness’

“Nobody is denying the importance of this smart drive, but the government should at least consider the crippling conditions through which Kashmiris have passed in recent years. Instead of helping us grow, the government is bent to escalate our survival crisis.”

Life on Razor Edge: Old Shave In Smart City

Srinagar, as per official statements and street alterations, is getting smart. But in the new city-sphere, some characters are still retaining an old charm.