From the hearty warmth of Harissa to the smoky aroma of dried fish, Kashmir’s winter cuisine is a flavorful journey into the Valley’s rich heritage. By Umar Hayat Hussain WinterBy Umar Hayat Hussain in Kashmir is a magical season that transforms the Valley into a snow-covered paradise. Beyond its breathtaking landscapes, this season is […]
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Echoes of the Forgotten Katij
The soft chirp of the Katij once filled the air of rural Kashmir, signaling the arrival of spring. But as environmental changes take their toll, this beloved bird has become a fading memory. By Manzoor Akash There was a time when the Valley echoed with the vibrant songs of countless birds, their flocks gracing the […]
LG Sinha attends Dr. Viveki Rai’s Janm Shatabdi Samaroh in Ghazipur; pays homage to famous Hindi & Bhojpuri litterateur
GHAZIPUR, UP, NOV 19: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today attended the Janm Shatabdi Samaroh of famous literary figure of Hindi and Bhojpuri literature, Dr. Viveki Rai, in Ghazipur. Paying homage to Dr. Viveki Rai, the Lieutenant Governor said his wisdom and ideals continue to inspire millions across the country and guiding us along in realising […]
The Legacy of Surma Niy’em in Kashmir
The cultural and historical significance of the Surma Niy’em, a traditional stone tool used in Kashmir to grind precious Surma stones, lies in its connection of past practices with present traditions. By Manzoor Akash Stone carving, an ancient craft that has flourished in Kashmir for centuries, represents a rich cultural heritage deeply embedded […]
Baramulla Sets World Record on I-Day
In a spectacular display of cultural unity, 10,000 young women set a new record for the largest-ever Kashmiri folk dance during the “Kashur Riwaaj” festival, marking a historic moment in the Kashmir Valley’s rich cultural heritage. BY KS NEWS DESK A new record was created in the history of the Kashmir valley as 10,000 young […]
Kashmir Sets New I-Day Benchmarks
The 78th Independence Day in Kashmir was celebrated like never before, with grand events across the region, culminating in a historic flag-hoisting ceremony at Srinagar’s Bakshi Stadium. The celebration set new benchmarks in patriotism, inclusiveness, and cultural pride, reflecting the region’s deep-seated sense of community and national unity. By Ajaz Rashid The 78th anniversary of […]
Panzath’s Timeless Fishing Tradition
The village of Panzath in Kashmir comes alive each spring with an annual tradition of fishing, cleaning, and celebrating its nearly 500 freshwater springs. This event unites the community in preserving its vital water sources and cultural heritage. By Rayees Ahmad Kumar Apart from its charming beauty characterized by lofty, snow-covered mountains, vast green […]
Modi’s Historic Yoga Visit
Amidst the scenic beauty of Dal Lake, PM Modi marks International Yoga Day, heralding a new era of progress for Jammu and Kashmir. By Tauheed Ahmad In a historic celebration of International Yoga Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Jammu and Kashmir, underscoring the region’s potential for unity and development. Against the picturesque backdrop […]
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 […]