In Depth
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1.1KDiscarded by doctors, saved by angels: Italian couple’s Kashmiri son
The Italian couple did what some big heart specialists of the valley couldn’t do. On the deck of the Queen of Mountain...
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Dad to daughters: Bandipora biker’s generational journey
“My grandfather is known to be the fastest horse rider in the village. And I guess that’s from where the blood flows.”...
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Traditional tools coming to a grinding halt in Kashmir
The use of mortar and pestle is a symbol of Kashmir’s rich cultural heritage and its connection with ancient culinary techniques. A...
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Ode to Abba: A Kashmiri weaver’s devotional life
Of all things criminal in life, the criminality of withering relationships feels the worst. Drowning the voice, which mustn’t stay unheard, like...
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The thud of shush—death of creativity in Kashmir
As Sumaira and Sikander were speaking of their finished but unbegun stories, it felt more like the ghost of their lost part...
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Kashmir’s water woes: What lies ahead
‘A time may come when each one of us might have to stand in queue for every drop of water that we...
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Holding the fort—Kashmiri craftswomen’s art of resilience
An inside story of how Kashmiri women artisans are struggling to sustain the region’s crumbling craft industry. Zehra is making beautiful patterns...
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Of eating disorders, body image, wazwan: A dietician demystifies Kashmiri food culture
Beenish Zohra is a Kashmiri researcher and dietitian — providing nutritional guidance for all ages. With a Master’s in Food Science and...
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In Photos: Muslims in Kashmir celebrate Eid-al-Fitr
Kashmiri Muslims celebrated Eid-al-Fitr on 22 April 2023, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. Early morning in Srinagar, Thousands...
