In Depth
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5.1KJammu Massacre: The saint who became a shrine — Part II
Once done with the slaughter in the plains of Jammu in early November 1947, the marauding rioters started moving to the mountains...
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8.8KJammu Massacre: The saint who became a shrine — Part I
Once done with the slaughter in the plains of Jammu in early November 1947, the marauding rioters started moving to the mountains...
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2.5KBehind an orchardist’s novel tree-fixing method, lies Kashmir’s celebrated resilience
After being put through a gruelling test during the conflict-heightened period, it was Nature lately which unleashed torment on the battered community’s...
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10.8KA literary look at the Jammu Massacre: ‘The narrative caught in the Gordian Knot’
The massacre in Jammu seventy one years ago changed the demography of the region by a ruthless state sponsored slaughter of over 2.3...
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4.2KPlay it like Sopore: ‘Night cup’ brings local football fever back to the Apple Town
After giving Kashmir prominent football players who would keep the spectators on the edge of their seats, Sopore’s soccer spectacle returned this...
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3.7KHazratbal’s wonder women — who brave sun, snow and rain to sustain their families
With sweat dripping down their foreheads and decades of experience in their pocket, they never vacillate in carrying out their task in...
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6.0KMeet the two women putting Kashmiri cuisine on tables around the world
Driven by the motto of promoting Kashmiri cuisine and food outside the valley, two Kashmiri cousins have come together to set up the...
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6.2KView from the ragpickers’ shanties: ‘We feel much safer here’
Non-local ragpickers who scrounge for trash find conflict zone called Kashmir ‘safer’ than ‘shining’ mainland India. Even though they live shabbily and...
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5.1KA teacher ‘shaken’ by October 27, 1947
With the arrival of the Indian Army, lives of Kashmiris changed. One among them was a village teacher living on the outskirts...
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4.1KFrom Fort to Fortress: A trek to remember
The Afghan-era fort in the Old City might be sightseers’ wonder, but given how indifference has reduced it to a rundown barrack betrays the...
