With smartphones in every hand, news consumption in the Valley has gone digital. While print media faces significant challenges, it still retains its readership through newspapers. By Sualiha Zubair In Srinagar’s bustling streets, where tradition meets the winds of change, a silent revolution is underway. The beloved ritual of reading the morning newspaper is fading, […]
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J&K LG Sacks Cop, Teacher among 3 Govt. Employees Over Terror Links
BY KS NEWS DESK Jammu, Feb 15: The Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha ordered the sacking of three government employees, including a jailed police constable, for involvement in activities linked to terror groups, officials said on Saturday. The sacked individuals include police constable Firdous Ahmad Bhat, school teacher Mohammad Ashraf Bhat, and forest […]
Winter Tuition Initiative Gains Momentum in Kashmir Schools
In a significant move to address academic setbacks, the SED has introduced winter tutorial programs across designated schools in Kashmir’s remote areas. These camps offer vital educational support, helping students catch up and stay engaged during the winter break. By Qysar Ul Islam Shah As soon as the academic session in the Kashmir Division was […]
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 […]
AMK: The Literary Legacy of Kashmiri Language
The 44th Annual AMK Conference celebrated the torchbearers of Kashmiri art, language, and literature through awards and meaningful discussions. By Rayees Ahmad Kumar The Kashmiri language boasts one of the richest literary traditions in the world, as evidenced by the widespread translation of its works into numerous global languages. This linguistic and cultural heritage, nurtured […]
The Sweet Tradition of Roasting Corn in Kashmir
From its sweet taste to its cultural significance, corn has been a staple in Kashmir for centuries. Often paired with Noon Chai, it brings families together around the hearth, carrying with it a deep sense of tradition and warmth. By Qysar Ul Islam Shah Every season carries its own distinct character, filled with peculiarities that […]
Shah-e-Hamadan’s ‘Awrad-e-Fatiha’
Awrad-e-Fatiha is a sacred compilation of Quranic verses and prayers, gifted by Mir Syed Ali Hamadani to enrich faith and bring peace to generations. By Khursheed Dar Awrad-e-Fatiha, an anthology of Quranic verses, holds a central place in the spiritual lives of Kashmiri Muslims. Its core theme revolves around the concept of monotheism (Tawheed), emphasizing […]
Flavours of Kashmir’s Winter
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 […]
Suicide Wave Sweeps Kashmir
By Chasfeeda Shah The recent surge in suicides across the Kashmir Valley, particularly those involving individuals leaping into rivers like the Jhelum, is a chilling reminder of a broader mental health crisis that has gripped the region. A distressing viral video of a woman jumping into the Jhelum highlights the severity of this issue, with […]
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 […]