In Depth
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11Circa 1995: A conflict couple in Charar conflagration
In Nund Reshi’s totem town turned cindering community on May 12, 1995, a young couple was fighting their own loving hearts amidst...
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Captive routine returns to trouble Kashmiri students
As the perilous pandemic padlocked educational campuses of the valley afresh, Kashmiri students depict their distressing indoor life shadowed by the second...
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‘Shift Them to Kashmir Jails’: Chorus grows as COVID turns terminal
Families of Kashmiri prisoners lodged in different Indian jails are pleading the government with their amplified social media appeals to either shift...
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700% COVID surge in a month: How did Kashmir reach here?
Experts say there are many reasons for the rapid COVID surge in Kashmir, like complacency, carelessness towards the disease, new mutant variants,...
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Whitewashed murals and ‘save the sanctum’ campaign in Kashmir
A viral picture showing blatant bureaucratic toying with the heritage shrine lately created an outcry in the ‘valley of saints’. A fortnight...
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Blood and Bridge: Recalling World’s First Labour Movement
This day, 156 years ago, Kashmiri shawl weavers or Shawlbafs were brutally killed by Dogra gunners for resisting imposition of heavy taxes...
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Hunt on Harwan heights for Kashmir’s ‘royal cuisine’
With the arrival of spring, Kashmir’s jungles are witnessing a feverish rush of Gucchi gatherers. Amid the prized crop chase, researchers have...
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Art and globalisation: Why Kashmiri hip hop needs to improve its expression
If Gani Kashmiri could talk to Persians in the past in Persian, why can’t a Kashmiri hip hop artist talk to a...
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A daughter’s depiction of darkness that devoured her mother
As a mother dies devouring the fear of disappearance and loss for her young son, the unfortunate family couldn’t discern the cause,...
