Run, Kashmir, Run
From packed gyms and women-only fitness clubs to half-marathons and early-morning runs, Kashmir is discovering a new relationship with health, movement, and the body. Amir Yaseen reports.
From packed gyms and women-only fitness clubs to half-marathons and early-morning runs, Kashmir is discovering a new relationship with health, movement, and the body. Amir Yaseen reports.
In Kishtwar, golden wheat straw becomes a living tapestry of heritage, faith, and timeless craftsmanship. Syed Rashid Bukhari sends a visual story.
Every vulnerable village and urban neighbourhood should have a designated warning mechanism
No journey through Ladakh, however, feels complete without witnessing the extraordinary spectacle of Pangong Lake.
It is within this broader context that initiatives such as “Let’s Connect” seek to position themselves.
At a moment like this, the silence of those who shape public thought becomes impossible to ignore.
Where people try to understand what ails them and attempt to work their way around the inner turmoil that has almost imprinted itself in their hearts in stoic resonance with the turbulence outside.
Parents of specially challenged children mostly prefer to keep their children at home, in some cases, totally isolated from society. But these children have equal right to live as do the normal children.