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6.1KFrom Karakul to ‘Koukh’: Kashmir’s Kabul kaleidoscope
With the resurgence of Taliban in Afghanistan, security analysts forecast an apparent shift in the valley. But beyond contemporary Kabul conquest, tribes...
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5.9K‘Kashmir is dealing with an educational emergency’
Weeks after the six-year-old Kashmiri girl’s “adorable complaint” made Raj Bhawan to set a 48-hour-long deadline to lighten burden of homework on...
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5.1KKashmir’s private sector employees unable to access their own money — why?
Stuck in a quagmire after abrogation of Article 370, distressed private sector employees of Kashmir have been pushed to the wall due...
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5.6K‘Situation is distressing, pathetic’: Kashmir in grip of suicides
Back-to-back lockdowns have not only affected Kashmir’s people economically, but psychologically too, resulting in more deaths by suicide. A transient thaw and...
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4.1KDread, distress and dope: Young Kashmiris pushed to walls
As Kashmir unlock phase has begun, many lockdown-battered youngsters caught in the Covid wave are battling the new normal within weary walls....
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4.4KDispatch from Dhaka: ‘We’re losing family in Kashmir while waiting for exams here’
It took last year’s unprecedented situation to reveal how many Kashmiri students are training as doctors in Bangladeshi medical schools. In the...
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3.5KBug, breathlessness, beseeching: Kashmiris in COVID captivity
To capture the current household crisis, Free Press Kashmir presents the pandemic prison tales as part of the Survivor Series. This first...
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3.7KCirca 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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1.8KCaptive 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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4.8KBlood 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...
