Special Report
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55Why the Hangul’s survival depends on reconnecting its lost corridors
Historically, the Kashmir stag, also known as the Hangul, was found throughout the Kashmir Valley. Its habitat extended from Burzil Pass near...
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407Kashmir’s cancer care: chapter 2 — the waiting ward
Families describe delayed scans, shifting surgery dates and chemotherapy that never came as they struggled to understand how their loved ones’ treatment...
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623Two years after fatal surgery, Kashmir family still seeks answers
Gulzar Ahmad died during bypass surgery in Srinagar two years ago. His family says an inquiry into his death was never completed,...
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411Two lives, one nation: How Nehru and Bose diverged without abandoning India’s cause
Rudrangshu Mukherjee’s book examines the friendship, disagreements and shared nationalism of two of India’s most consequential leaders. In contemporary discussions of pre-independent...
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782Shelf by shelf: Inside Kashmir’s sweeping search for forbidden pages
A dispute over two slim volumes on regional history has set off what officials call the largest academic content review in the...
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437Why Amarnath’s ice formation is disappearing faster than ever
A shrinking Himalayan ice figure revered by millions has become a flashpoint over climate change, crowd size and who controls the mountain...
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465The lakes that remember: Water, myth and memory in Kashmiri folklore
Ancient lakes and springs emerge in folklore as living archives that hold the valley’s myths, griefs and enduring sense of belonging. There...
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408How Kashmir’s lost buffer zones bring bears and leopards to doorsteps
As Gaschari disappears beneath hotels, orchards and housing colonies, rising encounters between people, bears and leopards reveal a changing landscape that wildlife...
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397In Photos: Beyond the traffic jam lies Srinagar’s daily struggle
Srinagar: For the people of Srinagar, traffic jams have become a part of everyday life rather than an occasional problem. Every day,...
