Gh Hassan Talib’s latest publication, ‘Habiba Habba Khatoon,’ is a captivating exploration into the life and times of an iconic figure in Kashmiri history. With scholarly precision and heartfelt dedication, Talib resurrects the legacy of Habba Khatoon, weaving a narrative that transcends time. By Rayees Ahmad Kumar Gh Hassan Talib, a luminary hailing from […]
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Hae’nd: Kashmir’s Forgotten Greens
The rich history and cultural significance of dandelion greens, known as ‘haend,’ were once cherished parts of Kashmiri cuisine and symbols of resilience. However, as time passed, this humble plant’s legacy now awaits revival. By Khursheed Dar The humble dandelion greens once held a revered place in Kashmiri society. This resilient plant, known locally […]
Reviving Chenab’s Linguistic Legacy
The nurturing and promotion of indigenous languages within the Chenab Valley carry profound implications beyond mere linguistic preservation. These languages serve as conduits for fostering a profound sense of belonging and cultural identity among local communities. By Mool Raj Chenab Valley, which is a part of Jammu and Kashmir, there are many different languages, […]
Qadir Saeb e Kral’s Life of Devotion
The miracles and wonders associated with Qadir Saeb e Kral, whose altruistic deeds of compassion have etched an enduring legacy on Kashmiri society. From curing the afflicted to nourishing the needy, his message of love continues to reverberate. By Khursheed Dar Qadir Saeb e Kral’s shrine, located in the soothing village of Hirri […]
Travelogue: A journey to Kolahoi Glacier
A foggy morning filled with the melodic chirping of birds ushers in a new day, casting away the remnants of a stormy night. By Umar Hayat Hussain It was a pleasantly cold morning with a modest fog when I woke up from my sleep. The chirping of birds on the tree branches dispelled all […]
Weaving Heritage
The rich culture of Kashmir is epitomized by its iconic wicker craft. From Kangris to intricately designed baskets, each piece tells a story of tradition and artistry. Kashmir’s wicker craft, or Keani Keam, is more than an art form—it’s a symbol of cultural identity and a testament to the enduring spirit of its artisans. […]
KU’s North Campus Secures 2nd Place in National RBI Policy Challenge 2023
The Department of Management Studies, North Campus, University of Kashmir, secured the 2nd spot in the prestigious National Round of the RBI Policy Challenge 2023 held in Mumbai. A team of four 9th semester IMBA students, Noureen Jan, Irtiqa Naaz, Madiha Shabir, and Bazila Mehraj, along with their faculty advisor, Dr. Viqar U. Nissa, represented […]
Underpaid and Overworked Private Teachers
The resilience exhibited by Kashmir’s private teachers as they navigate the intricacies of a flawed system, advocating for fair compensation and support to safeguard the future of education, is commendable. Er Aausyf Ibn Farooq Educators serve multifaceted roles as mentors, guides, and facilitators of knowledge, imbuing their instructional endeavors not only with academic […]
Gandbal’s Grief
In the aftermath of Gandbal boat tragedy, tales of heroism and sacrifice emerge. From a father’s desperate attempt to save his son to a mother’s unwavering love for her twins, the community mourns the loss of its brightest souls. By Tauheed Ahmad During my visit to the area, I was immediately struck by the […]
Reviving Kashmir’s Folklore
Veteran artists and community members are reviving the forgotten art of Bhand Pather in Kashmir. Through collaboration, melodies, and tales, this cherished folk tradition is experiencing a renaissance, igniting valleys with enchantment. From preserving legacy to fostering pride, Bhand Pather symbolizes resilience and cultural richness in Kashmiri hearts. By Tauheed Ahmad Amid the fading away […]