In Depth
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565The men who woke the sleeping looms of Kashmir
There was a time when Kashmiri carpets crossed oceans to reach John Rockefeller’s floors. Today, in a sunlit workshop, two Kashmiris are...
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Review: City as Memory—A Short Biography of ‘Sirinagar’
Written By Sadaf Wani Published by Aleph Book Company Priced at ₹ 399/- As the title suggests, the book seems to centre...
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Your phone’s not entertaining you. It’s making you forget yourself.
It starts quietly. Like a clock ticking in a forgotten room. You don’t even notice it at first – that hollow feeling....
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Wahibugh’s rivulet that forgot how to sing: Rumshi creek looted the under cover of darkness
South Kashmir’s Wahibugh’s village has been fighting for survival as its main rivulet has been turning to dust. Villagers say that ground-water...
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From Adam to Arafah: Legacy of the last Prophet ﷺ
Arafah is not just a date marked by lunar revolutions or an annual congregation of millions in one corner of the world,...
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Behind the Mask: Unveiling narcissistic abuse in Kashmiri homes
In the tranquil valleys of Kashmir, where community, family, and emotional ties often run deep, relationships are sacred. But what happens when...
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A senior JK Police officer lost his nephew to drugs. His words are a wake-up call for society
A top cop’s personal tragedy turns into a rare public warning about Kashmir’s deadly drug spiral. It started with sleepless nights. My...
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Climate change in Kashmir is now a mental health crisis: Here’s why that’s dangerous
Policymakers talk about plantation initiatives, but climate healing involves more than just planting trees—it involves repairing our mental ties to nature? In...
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What the heart remembers: Teaching emotional presence in Kashmiri homes
It often begins quietly. A child is scolded for crying. Another is ignored when they’re clearly upset. A third is told to...
