Narrative
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33Roots and heritage abroad: Carrying Kasheer across borders to keep identity alive
In an increasingly interconnected world, migration has become a part of many people’s lives. Whether for education, employment, or better opportunities, moving...
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42The hidden risks lurking beneath Kashmir’s beauty: What every visitor must know
In this article, Aijaz Bhat (IPS), SSP Traffic Srinagar, whose engagement with the outdoors and firsthand understanding of Kashmir’s landscapes lend valuable...
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1.1KWhen grief becomes content: The crisis of social media journalism
The recent coverage of a suicide case, where grieving family members found themselves surrounded by cameras and intrusive questions, has once again...
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1.3KFrom Hunder to Kunair: Vanishing old-Kashmiri words preserved in Sheikh ul Alam’s verses
Among the great voices of Kashmiri spiritual literature, Sheikh Nooruddin Noorani, revered as Sheikh ul Alam, the patron saint of Kashmir, stands...
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2.0KWhat my six-month-old taught me about wonder
On a quiet winter morning in Kashmir, when the cold seeps into the walls and the sky outside looks pale and still,...
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1.9KPrescribed without explanation: A Kashmiri woman’s fertility journey
In Kashmir, a woman does not need to be a certain age for the pressure to begin. Whether she is in her...
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2.4KBeneath Sanskrit and Persian: Tracing the forgotten Dardic kinship between Shina and Kashmiri
While the precise origin of the Kashmiri language remains unclear, it is an indisputable and evident fact that, over the centuries, Kashmiri...
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1.5KThe art of living after wanting to die
Some books do more than tell a story; they challenge the way life itself is viewed, and Veronika Decides to Die is...
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1.8KFrom right to commodity: The neo-liberal remaking of education in India
Amid the Galgotias controversy, the author asks who owns knowledge, tracing debt, data and dispossession in India’s teaching-for-profit education regime. The piece...
