In a time when neighbors mourned, celebrated, and lived together, compassion wasn’t an act—it was a way of life. By Manzoor Akash Kashmir — a land so often romanticized for its majestic mountains, serene lakes, and poetry-inspiring sites — has also been home to a less-discussed, equally remarkable beauty: the moral compass and communal wisdom […]
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Achievers or Anxious?
Achievers or Anxious? In a world obsessed with success, a growing number of parents are rethinking what truly matters in raising the next generation. By Ishfaq Majeed Dar In a world where competition begins almost as soon as a child is born, parenting has become an increasingly high-stakes endeavor. Across urban cities and small towns […]
Nurturing Young Minds with Nature
Nurturing Young Minds with Nature
The Kasaba’s Grace
The Kasaba, a symbol of grace and dignity, is disappearing from Kashmir’s streets. But in a moment of reflection, one woman’s legacy reminds us of a shared heritage that transcends generations and divides. By Khursheed Dar It was one of those quiet autumn afternoons when the chinar leaves had just begun their graceful descent—rust-red and […]
A Film Caught in History’s Crossfire
Before it could educate, ‘Phule’ is being rewritten. Who decides what India can remember? By Kalpana Pandey “Phule,” a forthcoming biographical film directed by acclaimed National Award–winning filmmaker Ananth Mahadevan—known for his sensitive and thought-provoking works like The Storyteller—has become the focal point of a major controversy even before its theatrical release. The film, which […]
MUSSOORIE SKY CAR PRIVATE LIMITED TO LAUNCH INDIA’S LONGEST PASSENGER ROPEWAY CONNECTING MUSSOORIE AND DEHRADUN
BY KS NEWS DESK New Delhi: A new chapter in sustainable mountain tourism and urban mobility is about to unfold as Mussoorie Sky Car Private Limited gears up to launch the highly anticipated Dehradun-Mussoorie ropeway. This cutting-edge mono-cable detachable gondola system will span 5.2 kilometres and ascend 1,000 meters, dramatically reducing travel time between Dehradun […]
India’s Sleep Crisis
The 8th Edition of the Wakefit Great Indian Sleep Scorecard 2025 Highlights the Nation’s Sleep Deficit By Anisha Singh National Release, March 2025 – As World Sleep Day 2025 approaches, a new survey underscores a pressing issue plaguing millions across India: the persistent struggle for quality sleep. The 8th edition of the Wakefit Great Indian […]
From Persia to Kashmir: The Story of the Tulip
From the story of the tulip’s ancient origins to the stunning gardens of Kashmir, tulips have long been symbols of beauty and love. By Mool Raj Tulips in their many varieties greet visitors, offering a colorful spectacle at every turn. Yet, it is the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, perched serenely above the iconic Dal […]
IZBAND: A Scent of Tradition
Wild Rue, warm memories, and waning traditions—exploring a Kashmiri ritual that still whispers through the smoke. By Manzoor Akash A vast and precious part of our cultural heritage—woven with the threads of ancient practices, vibrant traditions, and communal memories—is gradually slipping through our fingers. With each passing day, we seem to care less, turning a […]
Drowning in Digital Grief
The people of Kashmir deserve more than just survival—they deserve healing, hope, and happiness. It is up to us to shift the digital narrative from one of relentless mourning to one of meaningful engagement and collective upliftment. By Shahid Ul Islam We live in an era defined by rapid technological advancement and the pervasive influence […]