For a Kashmiri, winter has never been a season of stopping. It has always been a season of moving inward. When Sheen spreads across rooftops, lanes fall silent and the valley turns white, life does not pause—it simply shifts indoors. This is how it has always been in Kashmir. Winter is not emptiness; it is…
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UNTAMED KASHMIR: WHERE ADVENTURE MEETS SERENITY
Given its magnificent natural beauty, Kashmir, which is tucked away in the Himalayas, is frequently called “Paradise on Earth.” Beyond the breathtaking scenery, the area provides adventurers with an exhilarating outdoor playground. Adventure tourism is developing in Kashmir, offering everything from skiing down powder-covered slopes to climbing over high-altitude mountains. It is perfect for a…
NATIONAL JOURNALISM DAY: CELEBRATING TRUTH IN AN AGE OF NOISE
Every year, National Journalism Day in India stands as a quiet but powerful reminder of the sacred responsibility carried by the press. In a world overflowing with information, where every moment is captured, tweeted, uploaded, analyzed and debated, the role of journalism has never been both more powerful and more fragile. This day is not…
THE CHANGING FACE OF KASHMIR’S ART AND CRAFT
Kashmir is admired across the world for its breathtaking natural beauty and the true essence of the region also lives in its centuries-old traditions of art and craftsmanship. For generations, the valley has been home to artisans who mastered delicate weaving of Pashmina, the intricate carving of walnut wood and the colorful detailing of papier…
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN THE KASHMIR VALLEY
The Kashmir Valley, celebrated for its breathtaking beauty and deep cultural traditions, has also been shaped by the role of infrastructure in influencing its social and economic direction. Situated in the Himalayas with enormous possibilities for growth, the Kashmir valley has long dealt with the challenges of distance, weather and circumstances that slowed progress. Yet,…
BREAKING BARRIERS: GIRLS SHINING IN EDUCATION
Across the world, education has long been regarded as the most powerful tool for transformation a force capable of reshaping destinies, breaking the cycle of poverty and building societies rooted in equity and progress. Yet for generations, half of humanity the girls were kept away from classrooms, their potential dimmed by tradition, poverty and prejudice….
IMPACT OF RAIL CONNECTIVITY OF J&K TRADE, TOURISM AND DEFENCE
The story of Jammu and Kashmir’s rail connectivity showcase about laying steel lines across valleys and mountains and hope, unity and a collective determination to bridge distances. Every stretch of the railway that winds through the region’s challenging terrain carries with it a quiet assurance of peace, progress and protection. For decades, the dream of…
HARUD THE SEASON OF CHANGE
A golden carpet Fiery red leaves Meadows mesmerize the eyes. One is transported into a world where everything glows and magic is in the air. Harud is the season which is the gateway to Magic in the land of Kashmir Valley, which is enchanting as well as makes us spellbound and speechless. It is like…
YOUNG ACHIEVERS OF JAMMU & KASHMIR: INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION
Jammu and Kashmir, a land celebrated for its natural charm and layered history, is witnessing a new wave of inspiration driven by its young achievers. Instead of being defined by past struggles, the region is steadily being recognized for its pool of talent in sports, entrepreneurship, education and public service. This generation of determined individuals…
ASPIRATIONS OF GUJJARS & BAKARWALS IN NAYA KASHMIR: ECHOES FROM THE MOUNTAINS, DREAMS FROM THE HEARTLAND
In the heart of the Himalayas, where clouds drift lazily across snow-kissed peaks and time seems to pause in the morning mist, live the resilient Gujjars and Bakarwals, proud pastoralist communities whose roots run deep in the land of Jammu and Kashmir. For generations, they have journeyed along ancient migratory routes, guiding their herds through…
SUSTAINABLE FARMING IN MOUNTAIN TERRAINS – GUREZ VALLEY
Farming in the mountains is a study in resilience. Steep slopes, thin soils, short growing seasons and fragile ecosystems demand methods that conserve water and nutrients while protecting landscapes from erosion. Around the world, farmers have shaped hillsides into terraced steps, diversified their fields to hedge against climate swings and stored harvests to outlast long…
WOMEN’S EQUALITY DAY IN KASHMIR
Women’s Equality Day, observed annually on August 26th marks a significant moment in history the certification of the 19th Amendment to the United States, Constitution on 26 August 1920, granting American women the right to vote. However, beyond its origins in the West, the day has evolved into a global call to reflect upon women’s…
ROLE OF KASHMIRI CIVIL SOCIETY IN MAKING AMARNATH YATRA A SUCCESS
This year, the Amarnath Yatra was not just a pilgrimage; it was a powerful testament to the indomitable spirit of human faith, unity and resilience. This annual journey to the sacred Amarnath cave shrine has long been a symbol of devotion for millions of Hindus seeking darshan of the naturally formed ice Shivling. But this…
WHISPERS OF THE CHINAR: THE SOUL OF KASHMIR
Kashmir is not merely a destination marked by coordinates on a map—it is a living poem etched into the cradle of the Himalayas. It transcends geography to become a sanctuary of soul and silence, an eternal ode carved in snow and sunlight. Its snow-draped peaks, glassy lakes, and rolling meadows do not simply form a…
SHEPHERDS OF GUREZ: A NOMADIC LIFE IN HIMALAYAS
Tucked away in the majestic folds of the Himalayas in Northern Kashmir, the Gurez Valley is a place of serene beauty and timeless tradition. Isolated for much of the year due to heavy snowfall and harsh geography, Gurez is home to a resilient people, among whom the shepherds, locally known as Bakarwalsor Gujjars form the…
WELCOME BY KASHMIRIS TO AMARNATH YATRA: A TIMELESS TRADITION OF FAITH AND BROTHERHOOD
The annual Amarnath Yatra is one of the most revered spiritual pilgrimages in India. Every year, lakhs of Hindu devotees from across the country undertake a strenuous journey to the holy Amarnath Cave, located in the Himalayan heights of Jammu and Kashmir, where a naturally formed ice Shivling is worshipped as a symbol of Lord…
LIFE IN KASHMIR: RESILIENCE AMIDST CHALLENGES
Kashmir, often referred to as “Paradise on Earth,” is a region known for its mesmerizing beauty, but life here is a complex tapestry woven with both breath-taking scenery and socio-political challenges. In this article, we explore the multifaceted aspects of life in Kashmir, from its serene natural landscapes to the resilience of its people in…
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN KASHMIR
The developmental trajectory of Jammu and Kashmir, particularly in the post-August 2019 epoch, demands an exegesis that transcends the facile binaries of geopolitics and security. For a discerning intelligentsia, a rigorous comprehension necessitates a profound engagement with the intricate dialectic between overarching strategic imperatives, ambitious infrastructural undertakings and the sine qua non of sustainable and…
CONSERVATION OF HISTORICAL MONUMENTS
India, a land steeped in millennia of history, is a vibrant tapestry woven with rich culture, diverse traditions, and an astonishing array of heritage buildings, temples, forts and palaces. These ancient monuments stand as living testaments to golden historical eras that span thousands of years. Unfortunately, many of these invaluable structures have suffered damage and…
AMARNATH YATRA: A BOON FOR KASHMIR
The Amarnath Yatra, a revered pilgrimage to the Amarnath cave in Jammu and Kashmir, has been a significant source of spiritual solace for devotees for centuries. Beyond its religious significance, the yatra has emerged as a boon for Kashmir, bringing numerous economic, social and cultural benefits to the region while projecting “Kashmiriat”. In this article,…
NAVIGATING THE CHALLENGES OF HIGH-ALTITUDE PILGRIMAGE
High-altitude pilgrimages combine deep spiritual devotion with intense physical effort. Journeys to sacred sites like Mount Kailash, Muktinath, and Amarnath are seen not just as religious duties but as paths to inner purification and transcendence. However, these pilgrimages pose serious challenges due to harsh weather, low oxygen levels, and limited infrastructure. Such conditions make the…
WORLD DAY FOR INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE: ADVANCING JUSTICE WITH COMPASSION AND COMMITMENT
On July 17 every year, the international community marks the World Day for International Justice a day of joy in celebrating our common faith in justice, accountability, and human dignity. The day is in remembrance of the signing of the Rome Statute in 1998, which is the precursor to the establishment of the International Criminal…
EMPOWERING THE FUTURE: CELEBRATING WORLD YOUTH SKILLS DAY IN KASHMIR
CELEBRATING WORLD YOUTH SKILLS DAY IN KASHMIR World Youth Skills Day, observed every year on July 15, is a global recognition of the importance of equipping young people with the skills they need for employment, entrepreneurship, and meaningful participation in society. Declared by the United Nations General Assembly in 2014, this day is more than a…
KASHMIR TOURISM IN 2025: REVIVAL AMIDST SERENITY AND SECURITY
The Kashmir Valley, long celebrated for its snow-capped peaks, verdant meadows and tranquil lakes, is witnessing a significant resurgence in tourism in 2025. After years of instability and uncertainty, the region is gradually reclaiming its reputation as the “Paradise on Earth” — attracting domestic and international travelers alike. This year, Kashmir has recorded one of…
KASHMIR : LAND OF STREAMS
Kashmir is the most visited place in India and visit to the lakes of Kashmir is a must do thing for all the tourists. Apart from dazzling mountains and beautiful valleys, the lakes in Kashmir are another attractive landmark for travellers’ delight. The water bodies in Kashmir signify calmness, serenity, peacefulness and tranquillity that give…
SOILS OF KASHMIR
The State of Jammu and Kashmir falls in the great north-western complex of the Himalayan ranges with marked relief variation, snow-capped summits, antecedent drainage, complex geological structure and rich temperate flora and fauna. Geologists believe that approximately ten million years have passed since the Kashmir valley which was once a lake called Satisar, the lake…
THE TIMELESS CULTURE AND CRAFT OF KASHMIR
Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, Kashmir is often referred to as “Paradise on Earth”, not only for its breath-taking landscapes but also for its rich and diverse cultural heritage. The region has been a confluence of Hindu, Buddhist and Islamic traditions for centuries, shaping a distinctive cultural identity that is reflected in its…
THE UNSUNG BACKBONE: ROLE OF LOCALS IN SUCCESS OF AMARNATH YATRA
Each year, nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, a spiritual spectacle unfolds as lakhs of pilgrims’ journey to the sacred Amarnath Cave in Jammu and Kashmir. The pilgrimage, known as the Amarnath Yatra, is not just a test of faith and endurance, but also a glowing example of communal harmony, logistical excellence and human…
PRAKASH PARV IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR: A CELEBRATION OF UNITY
Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji’s Prakash Parv, marking his birth anniversary, exemplifies the convergence of spiritual devotion Piri and temporal authority Miri a legacy symbolized by his dual swords. Born on 19 June 1595, he became the sixth Sikh Guru at just 11 years old after Guru Arjan Dev Ji’s martyrdom. This pivotal event led…
INTERNATIONAL PLASTIC BAG FREE DAY: A WAKE-UP CALL FROM THE VALLEYS OF KASHMIR
Observed annually on July 3rd, International Plastic Bag Free Day highlights the urgent global need to eliminate single-use plastic bags and adopt sustainable alternatives. While this message resonates across continents, it holds particular relevance for Kashmir—a region renowned for its natural beauty, now increasingly under threat from plastic pollution. Cradled in the lap of the…
TRAIN OF OPPORTUNITIES: A LOOK AT ONGOING RAILWAY PROJECTS IN JAMMU & KASHMIR
The Kashmir Valley has long been known for its scenic beauty, but it has faced significant transportation challenges due to its difficult mountainous terrain. To address these challenges and foster economic development, The Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing a transformative phase in its infrastructure development, particularly in the realm of railway…
TULAIL VALLEY’S UNTAMED TRAILS EXPLORING GUREZ’S HIDDEN PARADISE
Tulail valley, a hidden paradise or a miniature Ladakh, resides within the Gurez region of Jammu and Kashmir, far from typical tourist spots. It maintains an aura of untouched splendour, approximately 120 kilometres northeast of Bandipora and 200 kilometres from Srinagar. Along the silk route, this valley, part of ancient Dardistan is home to the…
THE ROLE OF KASHMIRIS IN INDIAN MILITARY HISTORY
Kashmir, often referred to as the “Crown of India,” has played a significant role in the military history of the Indian subcontinent. The region has a long and storied past of warriors, generals and soldiers who have shaped the destiny of various kingdoms, empires and modern military forces. From the ancient rulers who defended their…
THE EVOLVING DIGITAL LANDSCAPE OF KASHMIR: A DECADE OF TRANSFORMATION
Last ten years have ushered in a significant wave of digital transformation across India and Jammu and Kashmir has been no exception. Despite facing unique socio-political and infrastructural challenges, the region has witnessed a notable shift towards embracing digital technologies across various sectors. One of the most significant drivers of digital transformation in Jammu and…
THE RISE OF GULMARG AS INDIA’S TOP SKI DESTINATION
Nestled in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas, Gulmarg, meaning “Meadow of Flowers,” has blossomed into India’s premier skiing destination. Once known for its lush summer meadows and colonial charm, Gulmarg is now attracting adventure enthusiasts from across the globe, eager to experience its snow-clad slopes and world-class skiing facilities. Gulmarg’s transformation into a…
MONUMENTS OF KASHMIR :A TAPESTRY OF TIME, FAITH AND RESILIENCE
Kashmir is often hailed as “Paradise on Earth.” Beyond its natural splendour the region is a treasure trove of architectural wonders that chronicle its layered history a saga of Hindu dynasties, Buddhist monks, Mughal emperors, Afghan rulers and Sufi saints. From ancient sun temples to Mughal gardens echoing Persian poetry, Kashmir’s monuments stand as silent…
IMPACT OF VANDE BHARAT EXPRESS ON KASHMIR
“Happiness is just a train ride away” With the inception of Vande Bharat in valley, the quote above seems to be true for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. 15 February 2015, the day of commencement of first Vande Bharat Express marked a revolutionary day not only for the Indian Railways but also for the…
DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL INDUSTRIES IN KASHMIR:CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Small industries are integral to the economic growth of Kashmir, a region celebrated for its natural beauty, culture, and craftsmanship. These industries not only provide employment but also preserve the region’s heritage. The inadequate infrastructure and limited market access pose challenges to their growth. Despite these obstacles, small industries have been resilient and adaptable and…
NATIONAL TOURISM DAY: A NEW DAWN FOR KASHMIR
National Tourism Day, celebrated annually on January 25th, serves as a reminder of the immense potential that tourism holds for country’s economic and cultural growth. For Kashmir, often referred to as “Paradise on Earth,” this day is not just a celebration but a testament to its remarkable journey from turmoil to tranquility, with tourism playing…
THE WHEELS OF CHANGE, BRIDGING THE VALLEYS KASHMIR’S PUBLIC TRANSPORT AWAKENING
Public transport is the lifeblood of urban development, enhancing economic growth and social connectivity. World Public Transport Day, celebrated globally, highlights the pivotal role that efficient, accessible, and sustainable public transportation systems play in shaping societies. For regions like Kashmir, nestled in the northernmost part of India, the significance of public transport goes beyond just…
UNIFIED IN LIGHT: EKTA DIWAS AND DIWALI AS BEACONS OF SOLIDARITY
Certain events transcend mere celebration in the Indian cultural and national landscape, carrying a more profound significance rooted in unity, solidarity, and resilience. Two such events are Ekta Diwas, National Unity Day and Diwali, the festival of lights. Both hold a profound importance, not just as festive occasions but as catalysts for national integration and…
CELEBRATING KASHMIR’S FESTIVAL SYMPHONY WHERE TRADITION EMBRACES TOGETHERNESS
Nestled in the northernmost part of India, the enchanting valley of Kashmir is a sight to behold, with its breathtaking landscapes, lush meadows, and serene lakes. However, beyond its natural beauty, Kashmir is a land where a rich tapestry of festivals and cultural celebrations unfold throughout the year, offering a glimpse into the region’s vibrant…
THE PASHMINA LEGACY: A RICH TRADITION OF CRAFTSMANSHIP
Pashmina, known for its unparalleled softness and warmth, is more than just a luxurious fabric it’s a symbol of centuries-old craftsmanship, cultural heritage, and intricate artistry rooted in the Kashmir Valley. The legacy of pashmina is a story of tradition, skill, and resilience. The origins of pashmina can be traced back to ancient Kashmir, where…
WORLD RIVERS DAY
The United Nation adopted the UN Resolution to celebrate ‘World Rivers Day’ on fourth Sunday of September every year to disseminate the value of rivers and increase public awareness. The first event was held in the year 2005 which garnered immense support of millions of people across the globe to help conserve rivers around the…
BLOOMING SPLENDOR: EXPLORING THE ENCHANTING TULIP GARDEN OF KASHMIR
Nestled amidst the majestic mountains and verdant valleys of Kashmir, the Tulip Garden stands as a vibrant testament to the region’s natural beauty and horticultural prowess. Each year, as spring breathes new life into the landscape, the garden transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors, attracting visitors from far and wide. This article delves into the…
TITHWAL BRIDGE, A TESTAMENT TO COURAGE AND HISTORIC TRIUMPH
The breathtaking and awe-inspiring natural beauty of the landscape in the Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir, coupled with the strategic Tithwal Bridge, creates a scene that captivates observers with its scenic charm and historical significance. The bridge stands tall as a symbol of indomitable courage and historic importance; it is also, at times, known…
KASHMIRIYAT THROUGH THE AGES: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
The valley of Kashmir, nestled within the majestic Himalayas, epitomizes a rich tapestry of cultures, religions, and traditions that have converged over centuries. Central to this cultural mosaic is the essence of Kashmiriyat, a unique ethos characterized by its steadfast dedication to pluralism, tolerance, and harmonious coexistence. Unravelling the history of Kashmir unveils a compelling…
EXPLORING THE TRANQUIL BEAUTY OF HOKERSAR WETLAND
Known as the “Queen Wetland of Kashmir”, the Hokersar Wetland, nestled in the heart of the Kashmir Valley in northern India, stands as a testament to the rich biodiversity and ecological significance of the region. Spread over an expansive area, this wetland sanctuary serves as a crucial habitat for a myriad of bird species, making…
BARAMULLA WRITERS’ FORUM UNVEILS MAQBOOL FIROZI’S ‘BARG-E-ZAREEN’
Baramulla, a town in the northern reaches of Kashmir, recently witnessed an unprecedented spellbinding literary event organized by the Baramulla Writers’ Forum. The Boys Higher Secondary School auditorium, steeped in history, served as the perfect venue for the unveiling of Maqbool Firozi’s latest literary masterpiece, a collection of short stories titled “Barg-e-Zareen.” Maqbool Ferozi, the…
FOLKLORES OF KASHMIR NEED REVIVAL
The folklores of Kashmir have an important place in the culture of India, which is very interesting, enchanting and has rich historical significance. Kashmiri, the major language of the region, is an offshoot of Sanskrit which was further enriched by Persian influence during Muslim rule and later by Urdu. Its rich vibrant lives in its…
ANANTNAG: REVEALING THE CHARMS OF THE KASHMIR VALLEY
Situated amidst the captivating landscapes of the Kashmir Valley, Anantnag serves as a testament to the region’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural beauty, and historical significance. As one of the oldest cities in Jammu and Kashmir, Anantnag holds a special place in Indian history and remains a favoured destination for those seeking a blend of…
WINTER’S EMBRACE: A GLIMPSE INTO KASHMIR VALLEY’S SEASON OF TRANQUILITY
As autumn’s vibrant hues gradually fade into a sepia-toned landscape, a palpable sense of anticipation fills the air in the picturesque Kashmir Valley. With each passing day, whispers of “Winter as coming” ripple through this serene expanse, awakening a unique charm that only the onset of winter can bestow. Nestled amid the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, this valley undergoes a stunning transformation as winter unveils its icy veil. The transition from autumn to winter in Kashmir is an exquisite spectacle. As the last russet leaves fall from the Chinar trees, the valley awakens to the first whispers of winter’s breath. The once-lush orchards, adorned with apples and cherries, are now enveloped in frost, creating a surreal dreamscape. The air, crisp and pure, carries with it a promise of tranquility and renewal.
TOURISM IN KASHMIR
A normal working day at Srinagar airport is receiving around 10000 passengers, flight rates for a mere flight of one hour from New Delhi is costing around fifteen thousand rupees, if this doesn’t show the popularity of Kashmir amongst tourists then what else can. Post constitutional amendment in Aug 2019, the footfall in Kashmir is ever increasing. Is it due to better governance? or decrease in Terrorism? or success of army in defending the Line of control? Reason can be many but one thing that is astoundingly clear, is that Kashmir is always at the top of the list for tourists presently.
Kashmir, also known as “Paradise on Earth,” is a breathtakingly beautiful place located in the northernmost part of India. It is nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, surrounded by stunning natural beauty that attracts tourists from all over the world. Kashmir is not only famous for its scenic beauty but also for its cultural heritage and historical significance. We will explore some of the top sightseeing places that make Kashmir a top tourist destination. One of the most famous attractions of Kashmir is the Dal Lake. It is a vast, serene, and beautiful lake surrounded by the majestic Himalayas. Visitors to the lake can enjoy a peaceful boat ride, go fishing, or simply soak up the beautiful views. The lake is dotted with houseboats that provide a unique experience of staying on water. The houseboats are beautifully crafted and provide all modern amenities, making them a popular choice for tourists.
UNVEILING KASHMIR’S UNEXPLORED MARVELS
Kashmir, often referred to as “Heaven on Earth,” is a place where nature has poured its finest artistry. Nestled in the northernmost region of the Indian subcontinent, this enchanting valley is a testament to the unparalleled beauty and grandeur that the natural world can offer. With its majestic snow-capped peaks, pristine lakes, lush meadows, and…
Fruits of Kashmir
Apples of Kashmir are famous in the international market and exported in large numbers across the globe. Famous fruits in Kashmir. Apple; Cherry; Strawberry; Pears; Peach; Mulberry; Musk-Melon. Famous dry fruits in Kashmir
RICH KASHMIR
Claims by many, on the rich land of Kashmir is clearly the reason to the rich and diverse culture of Kashmir. The culture of Kashmir encompasses its traditions, people, their language, clothing, architecture and much more. Initially Hinduism and Buddhism, later Islam due to Islamic invasion in Kashmir, we see a mix of Persian, Asian…
Amarnath Four Lane (Marg) : Major Relief for Amarnath Pilgrims
The Amarnath Yatra, a sacred Hindu pilgrimage, is a significant religious and cultural event in Kashmir, India. The pilgrimage, which traces its roots to ancient Hindu texts and mythological stories, is a strenuous trek making it one of the oldest and most revered spiritual journeys in India. It attracts millions of devotees from across India…
TRANQUIL SETTINGS, BREATHTAKING LANDSCAPES & UNIQUE ARCHITECTURE OF THE SHRINES IN KUPWARA
Numerous shrines in Kashmir are revered by Kashmiri Muslims and Pandits. Kashmir is blessed with some of the famous Temples & Mosques · Shankaracharya Temple · Hari Parbat Fort & Temple of Sharika Devi · Kheer Bhawani etc.. The most popular and revered shrine of Kashmir is, however, not Sufi. It is the mosque of Hazratbal.
SHIKARA
The shikara is a type of wooden boat found on Dal Lake and other water bodies of Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir. A Shikhara is a traditional Gondola type light rowing boat which is mostly seen on the pristine Dal Lake, apart from other lakes.
EXQUISITE FLAVOURS – THE TIMELESS TRADITIONS OF KASHMIR
Both Kahwa and Noon Chai hold immense cultural significance in Kashmiri society. Kashmir has some mouth-watering cuisine in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. The popular dishes of meat are Kashmiri Kebag, Rogan Josh….
SIGNIFICANCE OF COMMUNITY RADIO STATIONS IN VALLEY
The state of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) is a very beautiful region with a combination of nature and culture. However, Kashmir has been a conflict zone of constant violence for the past three decades. Conflict has caused a lot of damage and destruction, including conflicts, poor education, physical health and mental disorders, mental depression and…
CHATPAL: A PICTURESQUE GETAWAY
Nestled in the scenic beauty of the Kashmir Valley, Chatpal is a hidden gem of Kashmir located just 30 kilometers away from the famous city of Srinagar. This idyllic destination captivates visitors with its breath-taking landscapes, tranquil lakes, and serene ambiance. Far away from the bustling city life, Chatpal offers a perfect retreat for nature…
MUSIC AS A FORM OF EXPRESSION, STRESS RELIEF AND A PROFESSION
The Power of Music to Reduce Stress
Contemporary research suggests music has significant power to help reduce stress and anxiety, relieve pain, and improve focus among many more …
AMARNATH YATRA A BOON FOR KASHMIR
62 days long Shri Amarnath ji Yatra will commence on 1 July 2023 and will culminate on 31 August 2023. Amarnath is one of the most renowned pilgrimage sites in India that draws numerous devotees each year.
MY KASHMIR- MY WILL O’ THE WISP
On a solitary boulder amidst the idyllic snow clad mountains, sittingTo the rapturous and mellifluous music of cascading Vitista, listeningOver matters abstruse of this meandering and ephemeral life, pondering A staccato of gun fire in the far distance – my thoughts, disrupting When will this endless catalysmic upheavel end, before becoming all annihilatingHow will this…
AMARNATH YATRA: “A WALK OF DEVOTION”
The Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage occurs when the iced stalagmite Shiva lingam reaches the apex of its waxing phase through the summer months. This year Shri Amarnathji Yatra 2023 will commence on on 1st July 2023 & Registration from 17th April 2023. Online Helicopter Booking starts soon…
USBRL PROJECT; KASHMIR’S FUTURISTIC DESIGN
Construction of the first 3 phases of the railway project has been completed and the line is operational between Banihal – Baramulla in Kashmir Valley. The Chenab Rail Bridge is a steel and concrete arch bridge between Bakkal and Kauri in the Reasi district of the Jammu Division of Jammu and Kashmir, India. The bridge spans the Chenab River at a height of 359 m above the river, making it the world’s highest rail bridge.
AMARNATH YATRA PILGRIMAGE OF SPIRITUAL AWAKENING & PEACE
Amarnath Temple is a Hindu shrine located in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, India. A cave situated at an altitude of 3,888 m, about 168 km from Anantnag city, the district headquarters, 141 km from Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, reached through either Sonamarg or Pahalgam. Helicopter booking for Shri Amarnathji Yatra 2023 is open. 62 days long Shri Amarnath ji Yatra will commence on 1 July 2023 and will culminate on 31 August.
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF KASHMIR & WAY FORWARD -I
Rishi Kashyap Jayanti was recently celebrated in India on 10 May 2023. And the G20 Summit was recently held in Srinagar in Kashmir from 22-24 May 2023. These two seemingly different threads – Rishi Kashyap and G20 Summit – are linked by one common foundation – Kashmir. Kashmir’s connection with India and Hinduism can be gauged from the word Kashmir itself – derived from the ancient Sanskrit language. Rishi Kashyap was one of the famed sapt rishis (literally meaning the seven sages) mentioned in the oldest book of the world, Rig Veda, numerous other scriptures and religious treatises written thousands of years ago.
MOTHER’S DAY
Mother’s Day is celebrated worldwide to honour and appreciate the contributions and sacrifices of mothers in our lives. In the beautiful Kashmir valley, the celebration of Mother’s Day holds a special significance due to the region’s rich cultural and traditional values. Mother’s Day in Kashmir is also celebrated to express gratitude towards mothers and mother…
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