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122‘Kashmir should think beyond apples’
As climate pressures, rising cultivation costs and uncertain returns challenge apple growers, experts are urging Kashmir to rediscover its potential in olives,...
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117How my daughter became a victim of medical negligence in Kashmir
A missed fracture in my two-year-old daughter’s elbow exposed the consequences of medical negligence at Kashmir’s only Bone and Joint Hospital, leaving...
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719Kashmir’s Wular is sick, and its women know it
On Asia’s largest freshwater lake, generations of women wade into darkening water each dawn, pulling a shrinking harvest from a home that...
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458Kashmir’s cancer care: chapter 1 — the misdiagnosis
Two Kashmiri families describe months of biopsies, referrals and private testing before doctors could finally name what was making their loved ones...
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324The five senses: Life’s most precious gifts we often take for granted
Imagine waking up one morning to a world without colour. The rising sun no longer paints the sky with shades of gold....
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451Kashmiri kids are skipping screens for mud walls and wood ovens
Somewhere between a wood-fired oven and a story about ants, I understood what my children had been missing My daughter came home...
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425Photo Feature: Harvesting Kashmir’s prized almonds, one orchard at a time
Known for their rich flavour and exceptional quality, Kashmiri almonds are prized across India and beyond. Every year, from late July to...
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333Photo Feature: 12 years on, where paddy once grew, fish now swim in Pampore
Srinagar: Twelve years after the devastating 2014 floods, more than 150 kanals of agricultural land in Befina, Pampore, remain submerged under water....
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521One night in Kashmir: 530 apple trees cut down, ₹40 lakh in debt
A Kashmiri family bet their house on an apple orchard. Someone took an axe to it the night before harvest. The apples...
