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1.3KIn Photos: Papier-mâché — The labyrinth of a dying art
An unsung Kashmiri artisan class is on the verge of quitting their ancestral line of work. Behind the walkout are multiple plaguing...
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Photo Essay: Pakistani wives of ex-militants — ‘Please allow us to travel home’
Srinagar: Wives of former Kashmiri militants who returned from Pakistan under Rehabilitation Policy almost a decade back staged a demonstration in Srinagar...
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Freeze Frame: Shades of winter in Kashmir
As it snows, the smoke billowing landscape of Kashmir Valley becomes the sightseers’ delight during winters. Spreading riveting colours, the frosty season...
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Witnessing tragedy: Glimpses of funeral gatherings in Kashmir
As mourners thronged the native village of slain Al-Badr commander Zeenat-Ul-Islam on Sunday, they recreated poignant scenes which have become a signature...
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2018: The year of funerals, political coups, and burning homes
2018 turned out to be the deadliest year of the last decade in Kashmir, where violence and uncertainly overshadowed everything. Apart from...
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In Srinagar, mess has a name: The deadline flouting Flyover
Men might be at work, but given how the lofty corridor has been missing deadlines since 2013 has already created a mess...
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In Pictures: Authorities lock down Srinagar, detain Joint Resistance leaders to prevent civilian march to Badami Bagh
Srinagar: The city of Srinagar was locked down by the authorities in order to prevent the march called by the Joint Resistance...
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Photo Essay: On Human Rights Day, glimpses of distressed women of Kashmir
To celebrate the 70th Human Rights Day on December 10, 2018, the United Nations came out with #StandUp4HumanRights theme. But in Kashmir,...
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Photo Essay: A ravaged account from Budgam’s blasted site
At a time when the Indian army chief Bipin Rawat is talking about using drones in Kashmir, only if people “accept collateral...
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Photo Essay: Autumn, football and the shade of crimson Chinars
Far from the cheering and jeering cityside football crowd, some kids regularly turn a desolated corner of the Nishat Garden into a...
