Withering Childhoods in Kashmir
Peerzade Taha I travel from Bandipora to my college in Srinagar every day— a 70 km drive. All through the drive,
Suggestions
A Brief Visit to Solace
by Rehana Mir If there was a place other than my chest where I could place my heart, it would be
Death Knocks on the Doors of Gunsmiths
In the heart of Srinagar’s old city, Bandook Khar Mohalla, a locality in Rainawari known for its skilled gunsmiths, now stands as
Free-writing
Saqib Manzoor muses on the art of being able (or unable) to write I try to write but I fail- not
Breaking Barriers: Kashmiri Women Lift Stereotypes with Strength
In Kashmir, women are breaking stereotypes by embracing strength training, historically seen as a male domain. This trend boosts physical and mental
Kashmiri youth emotionally surcharged, need parental touch: Sharma
When the former Director of the Intelligence Bureau, Dineshwar Sharma was appointed as the interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir in October 2017,
Bakshi Stadium Likely to Become International Football Stadium
Government has decided to turn Srinagar’s Bakshi stadium into an International Football Stadium with FIFA norms under National Projects Construction Corporation (NPCC)
Bahrar, Kashmir’s last colony for Lepers
A woman, probably in mid-fifties, was busy washing the clothes under what seems to be a common tap of her colony. Engrossed
Family Forgetfulness
“Don’t shift to Ward 3” reads the green Medical Record Department (MRD)file of Naveed, 22, a patient at Institute of Medical Health
Gender Crisis
In Srinagar’s Basant Bagh, the door of a modest home’s room has not been opened since the onset of militancy. Seemingly claustrophobic, the
