In Depth
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3.0KExploring mines, milieu—Kashmiri geologist’s Australian odyssey
Kashmir’s Hanji community is beyond its tourism tokenism. Some of them, like Aslam Chapri, are the global ambassadors of their homeland because...
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Kashmiri analog photographers’ digital distress
The heritage city of Srinagar is fast losing its iconic addresses and identities due to changing lifestyles and tastes. The change is...
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Cough syrup probe: Officials order identification of formulations from distribution channels in Kashmir
Srinagar: After the government of India ordered a probe into four cough syrups following an alert issued by the World Health Organization...
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Of tourists, temperature, trouble—Shifting sands of Ladakh
In recent years, Ladakhis have been moving away from making income primarily from agriculture and instead have been opening guesthouses, restaurants, or...
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Revenue Department goes digital—what does it mean for Kashmiri landholders?
In this piece, a serving patwari argues how digitizing of revenue records will create fresh disputes and litigations in the society and...
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Discarded for disorder—No takers for Kashmir’s distressed minds
‘These patients aren’t taken back despite their families being aware of their sound state. These poor souls are clearly facing violation at...
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Fighting polio with pen: A young Kashmiri girl’s ode to life
Amid the ongoing campaign against polio, a young Kashmiri girl affected by the disease is fighting her physical disability with her creative...
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The doctor who normalised natural births before caesarean cursed Kashmir
At a time when caesarean births have become a new normal in Kashmir, many are recalling the times and the role of...
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Locks can’t end hostilities inside Kashmir’s hospitals
A recent alleged healthcare negligence case might have sealed a private hospital block in Srinagar, but Kashmir’s ailing healthcare needs a bigger...
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Farmers are axing almond trees for apples in Kashmir
Almond growers owning swathes of land in the Karewas of Pulwama have largely shifted to apple farming from 2010 to 2022. ...
