From Ghazipur to Srinagar, the trail of contamination reveals a collapsed regulatory chain and a culture of unchecked greed By Ajaz Rashid In what has become one of the most shocking food safety scandals in Kashmir’s recent history, authorities have seized over 3,500 kilograms of rotten, contaminated meat across the Valley in just over a […]
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Kashmir’s Remarkable Recovery
Terror tried to break the momentum — but Kashmir’s spirit proved unshakable. A united front of hoteliers, houseboat owners, and government support brought back hope — and the tourists. By Chasfeeda Shah The pristine waters of Dal Lake shimmer with renewed life as colorful shikaras ferry thousands of visitors across Srinagar’s iconic waterway. The sound […]
LG Sinha Gives Jobs to 158 Terror Victim Families
On Tuesday, 158 families affected by decades of Pakistan-backed terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir gathered, where Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha handed them long-awaited appointment letters. For many, it was a day that finally offered some comfort and hope after years of pain and loss. “These wounds have persisted for decades,” the LG told the gathering, […]
The Melting Crown of India
A paradise once cooled by alpine winds now scorches under record-breaking temperatures. As Kashmir sweats through its hottest year in history, the question looms: can the valley adapt before it burns out? By Ajaz Rashid The thermometer in Srinagar’s meteorological office registered an unprecedented 34.6°C, it equaled its 3rd highest recorded temperature for June since […]
Operation Sindoor: India’s Decisive Strike Demolishes Terror Camps
Operation Sindoor: India’s Decisive Strike Demolishes Terror Camps
Highway of Horror
A sudden cloudburst turned Ramban’s lifeline into a deathtrap. As hills crumbled, so did public faith in the system. By Tauheed Ahmad In the dead of night, Ramban was jolted awake by fury from the skies. A cloudburst at 3:30 AM on April 20 turned the serene Seri-Bagna stretch into a disaster zone — killing […]
Promises, Protests, and Political Crossfire
Omar Abdullah’s first budget since the abrogation of Article 370 promises jobs, subsidies, and reforms—but critics warn it’s long on populism and short on substance. By Tauheed Ahmad After a politically turbulent six-year period, the Jammu and Kashmir government has finally tabled its first full-fledged budget since the abrogation of Article 370 in 2019. Chief […]
Hope for Survival
A new Russian mRNA cancer vaccine is nearing clinical use, offering a personalized approach with fewer side effects while training the immune system to target and destroy tumors—a potential game-changer in cancer treatment. By Tauheed Ahmad Russian scientists are on the cusp of a groundbreaking achievement in the fight against cancer. The Gamaleya Research Institute […]
Bridging Kashmir’s Past and Future
The Z-Morh Tunnel connects more than just regions—it links the legacy of Kashmir’s resilience with its aspirations for progress and prosperity. By Tauheed Ahmad Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accompanied by Jammu and Kashmir‘s Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, and Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari, inaugurated the Z-Morh Tunnel […]
Kashmir’s La Niña: Wonderland or Frozen Challenge?
It’s a winter wonderland for visitors, but a survival challenge for locals. Kashmir’s La Niña-driven winter brings stunning views, heavy snow, and temperatures plunging well below zero. By Tauheed Ahmad Kashmir, often celebrated as India’s paradise, is caught in the grip of a La Niña-driven winter that paints a picture of contrasts. With snow-clad landscapes […]