All posts tagged "Kashmir"
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4.2KAchieversFrom Genes to AI: Dr. Sahar Qazi’s bioinformatics solutions reshape healthcare in Kashmir
In a riveting revelation, Dr. Sahar Qazi, a Bioinformatician—born in Kashmir and raised in Delhi—unveils a groundbreaking vision for transforming healthcare in...
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4.6KSocietyFrom shells to sixes—Gurez’s playfield sheds its war-torn past
A revival of gentleman’s game in Kashmir’s last village tucked on the battered and booted Silk Route. BAGTORE, Gurez — During his...
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4.4KLiteratureAn ode to love and landscape
This article explores the lives and works of some of the most well-known Kashmiri poets, their deep connection with the region, and...
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3.5KInterview‘The current state of wildlife in Kashmir is a cause for concern’
The wildlife watchers of Kashmir are drawing some disturbing parallels between the Project Hangul and the Project Tiger. Despite launched concurrently, the...
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5.2KEducationCareer Options—What after 12th
Selecting a good career is a nerve-racking and most confusing crossroad in the minds of students after passing their 12th in different...
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2.3KAgricultureWhat’s cooking: Search for ‘soulful food’ calling chefs to Kashmir
Taking authentic Kashmir cuisine to the outside world has been a dream project for locals and it’s slowly turning into reality. Strolling...
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2.2KCultureWhat makes Kashmir’s culture of change so reluctant?
The millennials and Gen Z in Kashmir are perhaps ready to take this battle headfirst, but the blame game culture has us...
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2.1KOpinionDo we really need 3-month-long winter vacation?
Three months of winter vacations with the associated jetlag in March is a rhythm-breaker and sums up the scene for an incurable...
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2.3KOpinion‘They’ve no time’: How distant soulmates make marriages miserable in Kashmir
Both stats and statements are hinting at the growing marital distress in Kashmir leaving families torn asunder and prompting one to question:...
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2.4KSocietyGen-Next ‘lacks social skills’ as techno-isolation grips Kashmir
“We shared tea over heartfelt conversations, now smart phones have drowned out the mellowness of human voices.” For septuagenarian Shafeeqa Bano, the...
