Celebration Limits
As Kashmir’s weddings grow louder, residents are asking for something simple: let the festivities end before someone else’s night begins. Mir Suneem reports.
As Kashmir’s weddings grow louder, residents are asking for something simple: let the festivities end before someone else’s night begins. Mir Suneem reports.
With tuition covered, Kashmir’s handicrafts department is urging artisans to send a new generation into craft management, entrepreneurship, and global markets. Bilquees Punjabi reports.
Onaiza Drabu’s anthology opens Kashmiri literature to new readers, exploring what translation reveals – and erases. Amir Yaseen reviews The Big Book of Kashmiri Literature.
GI QR certification can turn authenticity into a powerful market advantage for Kashmir’s artisans, craftsmen and craft-based businesses. Bisma Rafiq writes.
Archaeologists seek evidence of ancient Buddhist settlement in Baramulla
Five years of conservation spending reveal where the country is putting its resources to preserve the monuments that anchor Jammu and Kashmir’s layered past. Amir Yaseen reports.
Holy mace to reach Amarnath cave shrine on August 28