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.
The third Vande Bharat service promises easier travel for students, traders, families, and tourists, bringing Kashmir closer and making distance less daunting. Moien Darial 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.
J&K’s lakes and wetlands may survive not just through government plans, but through the communities that live alongside them. Wajahat Iqbal Kashtwari writes.
A High Court bench in Ladakh could bring higher justice closer, replacing journeys of hundreds of kilometres with access closer to home. Tabish Khan reports.
Is J&K turning to prevention, community preparedness, and non-lethal deterrents as wildlife increasingly meets human habitation. Syed Sameer Ahmad Nazki reports.
Jammu and Kashmir’s fertility has fallen far below replacement level, reshaping an old population debate and raising new questions about ageing, work, and family life. Mir Suneem reports.
After years of difficult journeys and weeks of protests, the partial opening of the Sungal Tunnel offers Pir Panjal residents a rare sense of movement and a glimpse of a region less cut off from the rest of J&K. Tabish Khan reports.