All posts tagged "Featured"
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439HealthcareTwo 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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536Climate ChangeKashmir’s Wular is sick, and its women know it
On Asia’s largest freshwater lake, generations of women wade into darkening water each dawn, pulling a shrinking harvest from a home that...
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424HistoryAn inheritance called Kashmir: The valley that lived as memory inside Manto
Kashmiri diaspora spread across the plains of Punjab carried the memory of the Valley from one generation to the next. Though Saadat...
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326AnalysisThe stories we refuse to see: Family conflict and silence in Kashmir
A women’s rights advocate reflects on a complex family case that reveals how silence, generational divides and unaddressed conflict shape lives behind...
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285Special ReportHow 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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2.5KIn DepthLal Ded’s last bell rings in Rashid’s oar
He never stepped inside as a pupil, but Abdul Rashid has kept Lal Ded Memorial School alive from the water for 45...
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2.2KDrug Abuse‘My life is over’: A mother, a son, and Kashmir’s drug crisis devouring lives
A doctor meets with a drug addict at his hospital in Srinagar. In the conversation between the two reproduced below, some chilling...
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2.6KCommentaryKashmir’s economy is changing fast and here’s what it must do next
On a bright autumn morning in Pampore, the fragrance of harvest lingers over the fields, which for generations were the economic lifeblood...
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1.9KArtWhy the Kashmiri indie scene exists more in talk than in reality
Is the Kashmiri contemporary indie scene only a myth? Or does it exist in reality? The question doesn’t imply a lack of...
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2.2KAnalysisWhat the heart remembers: Teaching emotional presence in Kashmiri homes
It often begins quietly. A child is scolded for crying. Another is ignored when they’re clearly upset. A third is told to...
