All posts tagged "Review"
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1.1KArtSahitya spotlight: Did they just confuse Kashmiri criticism with chronology?
Authored as ‘biography’ and awarded as criticism, one of Sahitya winners lately failed to do justice with the spirit of the literary...
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2.4KReview
Ordinary violence in ‘Rumours of Spring’ by Farah Bashir
Girlhood is both confusing and aspirational. It is a time to figure out your place in the world as the margins that...
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831Review
Tyndale Biscoe’s ‘Kashmir in sunlight and shade’, and the White Man’s Burden
A few weeks ago, in a desperate attempt to be productive in the midst of mind-numbing quarantine and never-ending lockdowns, I happened...
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1.7KArt
Hosh Ha: Alif strikes gold in grave composition
In melancholic matrix of 2020, a melody amid myriad musical tracks struck the right chords with a poignant plot and captivating camera...
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1.6KInterview
Women’s Activism in Kashmir: Ather Zia’s book about Resisting Disappearance
At a time when a colossal chunk of literature about the prevalent political plight in Kashmir centres chiefly around its geopolitical climate...
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569Development
DC Srinagar conducts extensive tours of Downtown, reviews upcoming arrangements for Makhdoom Sahib Urs
Srinagar: Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Dr Syed Abid Rasheed Shah, Wednesday took an extensive tour of Downtown visiting various areas and inspecting public...
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5.0KLiterature
Through the lens of Kashmiri literature: Agha Shahid Ali’s poetry 16 years after his demise
“We shall meet again, in Srinagar, by the gates of the Villa of Peace, our hands blossoming into fists till the soldiers...
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1.5KReview
The photograph as a feeling: ‘Dangerous Girl’ by Azaan Shah
Azaan Shah’s photograph ‘Dangerous Girl’ is evocative. It’s a simple, but fluent composition. I look at it and I smile. It reminds...
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2.3KSociety
Half Widow: A filmmaker’s contribution and Kashmir’s reality
Short-term happiness followed by a lifelong grief: this is the tale of all the Kashmiri women now known to the world as...
