All posts tagged "Featured"
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2.8KEcologyIn Pictures: Locals gather to witness as Bringi river vanishes in a sinkhole
In his thirties, Mohammad Ashraf Sofi was amazed when he first saw a video of a stream disappearing into a “hole” on...
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2.6KHealth
The tonga that brought medical mission to Baramulla
Starting under the foliage of a Chinar tree 100 years back, the institution has emerged into a full-fledged hospice today. At the...
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2.3KDrug Abuse
From ‘Soneh Gobur’ to shame—Inside Afzal’s abusive world
One can only wish that Afzal was just one. But Afzals abound in Kashmiri society. Over the years, thousands of Kashmiri youth...
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3.0KFeature
Inside Kashmir’s animal farm—where two legs are too good
Creating a sustainable way of living amid growing consumerism and adulteration, two siblings from Srinagar have come up with a food forest...
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2.9KIn Depth
‘It was a family member’: Kashmiri parents sell cow for captive son
Last year’s ‘match of tempers’ between India and Pakistan is still proving painful for Kashmir where a family is struggling to secure...
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3.2KAdventure
Of mountain mysteries and missing scholar: Meet Kashmir’s go-to mountaineer
18 months later, as Bemina’s Hilal is still missing in the mountains, a young trekker who knows the contours and courses of...
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3.7KCommentary
In Photos: Birds and vultures—Short story of a jungle
For outsiders, the jungle disguised as a place of serenity and solace. However, only the little birds know that the eagles have...
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3.6KFeature
How ‘blasphemy’ gave birth to Kashmir’s ‘Rage Boy’
As Kashmir witnessed another ‘blasphemy’, this time, created by a New Delhi-based publisher, the act reminded many of Kashmir’s sentimental response and...
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3.5KFeature
Master and Mercedes: Inside Kashmir’s British era garage
One of the noted characters of Srinagar of yore was Master Rajab whose garage continues to hold the imperial charm amid the...
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3.4KFeature
When Kanger became graveyard of reputation in Kashmir
Following Hyderpora civilian killings, Kashmiri relegated unionists hinted at the ‘graveyard of reputation’ cliché of the valley’s politics and thus unwittingly revived...
