In the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir, Constitution Day holds a special significance. Over the past few years, the region has witnessed major constitutional and administrative transformations aimed at strengthening democracy, ensuring equitable development, and extending constitutional rights and protections to every citizen. Today, the people of Jammu & Kashmir stand fully integrated into…
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ARMY GOODWILL SCHOOLS: SHAPING KASHMIR’S FUTURE WITH KNOWLEDGE AND INTEGRITY
Amid Kashmir’s towering mountains and turbulent history, education has emerged as a powerful tool of transformation. Leading this change are the Army Goodwill Schools, established under Operation Sadbhavana by the Indian Army. These schools have been instrumental in nurturing young minds, bridging divides and empowering communities across the region for over two decades. What began…
FROM DETERMINATION TO VICTORY: GEN BIPIN RAWAT FENCING CHAMPIONSHIP INSPIRES A GENERATION IN KUPWARA
The quiet, picturesque town of Kupwara, nestled in the majestic valleys of North Kashmir, recently transformed into a vibrant epicenter of youth energy, discipline, and national spirit. Over the course of three electrifying days — from October 3 to 5 — the Gen Bipin Rawat Fencing Championship unfolded at the Vajr Fencing Node, Maidan-e-Azam, capturing…
KASHMIR: A JOURNEY THROUGH HISTORY AND HERITAGE
Kashmir, often described as “Paradise on Earth”, is one of the most beautiful and historically significant regions of South Asia. Surrounded by the towering Himalayas, snow-clad mountains, rivers and lush valleys, the region has fascinated poets, kings, and travelers for centuries. But beyond its natural beauty lies a long and layered history shaped by religion,…
NAYA KASHMIR: A BLUEPRINT FOR PROGRESS
The idea of Naya Kashmir originally emerged in 1944 as a progressive socio-economic charter aimed at establishing a democratic and egalitarian society in Kashmir. It is both a privilege and a responsibility to pen down a topic that holds deep significance for every Indian. Jammu and Kashmir, nestled in the majestic Himalayas, has long been…
HARVESTING OPPORTUNITIES: WHY KASHMIR’S AGRICULTURE SECTOR DESERVES INVESTMENT
Kashmir, often called Paradise on Earth, is rich in scenic beauty and has immense agricultural potential. With its unique climate, fertile soils and traditional farming practices, the region has long been a hub for horticulture, floriculture and high-value crops. Yet, despite its promise, the sector remains under-invested and under-optimised. Strategic investments in Kashmir’s agriculture can…
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…
HINDI DIWAS IN KASHMIR: CELEBRATING LANGUAGE, UNITY AND OPPORTUNITY
Every year, India celebrates Hindi Diwas on 14th September, marking the day in 1949 when Hindi was adopted as one of the official languages of the country. Across India, schools, colleges and institutions use this day to honor the language, its literature and its role in uniting a diverse nation. While Hindi is spoken more…
LIGHTING UP KASHMIR: LITERACY—THE CROWN OF INDIA’S FUTURE
On September 8, the world once again marked International Literacy Day, a reminder that the ability to read and write is not a privilege, it is a right and the foundation of every civilized society. Yet in Kashmir, where the beauty of the land often overshadows the struggles of its people, literacy remains a battle…
EID-E-MILAD IN KASHMIR: A DAY OF LIGHT IN AN AGE OF SHADOWS
There are festivals that we celebrate out of habit, and there are those we observe with the heart. In Kashmir, Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi belongs firmly to the second category. It is not just a date on the Islamic calendar—it is a powerful reminder of who we are, what we value, and what kind of society we aspire…
NATIONAL SPORTS DAY
Every year on August 29, India observes National Sports Day to commemorate the birth anniversary of the legendary hockey player Major Dhyan Chand. His extraordinary feat in the field earned him accolades not only in India but worldwide, making this day a celebration of his legacy and a reminder of the transformative power of sports….
SCHOOLS IN THE SNOW: CHALLENGES OF EDUCATION IN GUREZ AND TULAIL
Nestled in the rugged embrace of the Himalayas, the Gurez and Tulail valleys in Jammu and Kashmir are a study in resilience. These remote regions, located near the Line of Control in Bandipora district, are breathtakingly beautiful with snow-capped peaks and the glistening Kishanganga River. Yet, their serene landscapes mask a harsh reality for the…
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…
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…
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,…
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 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…
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…
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 UNTAMED WILDERNESS OF GUREZ AND TULAIL: A HIMALAYAN HAVEN FOR WILDLIFE
Nestled deep within the Himalayas of Jammu and Kashmir, the remote valleys of Gurez and Tulail remain one of the most pristine and undisturbed sanctuaries for a rich array of Himalayan wildlife. With their rugged landscapes, meandering rivers and expansive alpine meadows, these valleys offer a refuge for some of the world’s most iconic and…
EDUCATION IS THE ROAD TO SUCCESS
Education has long been recognised as the cornerstone of personal and societal advancement. It shapes individuals’ character, broadens their understanding and equips them with the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of life. The statement “Education is the road to success” encapsulates the idea that knowledge, learning and intellectual development are fundamental to achieving one’s…
AMARNATH SHRINE: THE ABODE OF LORD SHIVA IN THE HEART OF KASHMIR
Situated in the rugged terrain of Jammu and Kashmir, the Amarnath Cave is one of the most revered shrines in Hinduism, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located at 3,880 meters, this sacred site is known for the naturally forming ice lingam, a symbol of divinity that draws thousands of devotees each year. The Amarnath Yatra, conducted…
VALLEY MUSICAL VIBES: KASHMIR’S RISING MUSIC STARS
Kashmir is often celebrated for its breath-taking landscapes, cultural richness and historical significance. But there’s one aspect of the valley that continues to remain largely untapped its immense musical talent. For too long, the region’s artists have been confined to the shadows, but today, a wave of young musicians is emerging, ready to put Kashmir…
SYNCRETISM IN THE RELIGIOUS ARCHITECTURE OF ISLAM IN KASHMIR
Kashmir, often referred to as the “Paradise on Earth,” has long been a melting pot of diverse cultures, traditions and religious influences. The region’s unique geographical location at the crossroads of Central Asia, South Asia and the Middle East has shaped its socio-religious fabric. One of the most fascinating aspects of Kashmir’s Islamic heritage is…
KASHMIR FOLK DANCE
Kashmir is known as “Paradise on Earth” and is famous for its breathtaking landscapes, scenic beauty, and vibrant culture, including a rich tradition of folk dances. These dances reflect the people’s history, customs, and values, essential to their social and cultural life. The folk dances are often performed during festivals, weddings, and various community events,…
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
Every year on March 8th, the world unites to commemorate International Women’s Day, a momentous occasion dedicated to honouring women’s achievements and drawing attention to the ongoing challenges they face in their quest for equity. “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights, Equality, Empowerment,” the 2025 theme, is an appeal for governments, institutions and people everywhere…
ADVENTURE AND WINTER SPORTS IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR:A THRILL SEEKER’S PARADISE
Jammu and Kashmir, often called the “Paradise on Earth,” is not just about breath-taking landscapes, serene valleys, and picturesque lakes. It is also a hub for adventure enthusiasts and winter sports lovers. With snow-covered peaks, frozen lakes, and challenging terrains, the region offers some of the best adventure experiences in India. Popular winter sports in…
WORLD WILDLIFE DAY: THE INDIAN ARMY’S CONTRIBUTION TO WILDLIFE PRESERVATION IN KASHMIR
Every year on March 3rd, we celebrate World Wildlife Day, a global event dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation and the need to protect endangered species. It is a day to reflect on our relationship with nature and to recommit ourselves to preserving the planet’s biodiversity. However, as we mark this…
WORLD NGO DAY
World NGO Day, observed on February 27th each year, is a special occasion dedicated to acknowledging the contribution of non-governmental organisations around the globe. NGOs, ranging from grassroots movements to large international organisations. They play a pivotal role in improving lives, raising awareness and providing solutions where governments or private sectors fall short. World NGO…
THE NEW ERA OF KASHMIR
“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.” Kashmir has mesmerised people with its stunning landscapes and deep cultural roots. The revocation of Article 370 in August 2019 marked a pivotal shift, opening the door to a new chapter for Kashmir. This change has set the stage for…
NATIONAL YOUTH DAY: CELEBRATING THE POWER OF YOUNG MINDS
Every year on January 12th, India observes National Youth Day, a tribute to the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, one of the greatest spiritual leaders and youth icons of the nation. The day is not merely a celebration but a reminder of the immense potential that lies within the youth of the country. With over…
DE-CODING CHILAI KALAN: FORTY DAYS OF CHILL
CHILAI KALAN
IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN JAMMU & KASHMIR
Social media has emerged as one of the most transformative tools of the 21st century, reshaping communication, culture and politics across the globe. Its influence is particularly pronounced in regions like Jammu and Kashmir, with a unique socio-political landscape. Platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and WhatsApp have profoundly affected the region, offering both opportunities…
TOURISM IN KASHMIR: A JEWEL OF NATURAL BEAUTY AND CULTURE
Kashmir often referred to as “Paradise on Earth,” is a region of awe-inspiring natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and deep historical significance. Located in the northernmost part of India, Kashmir has long been a sought-after destination for travelers from around the world. The valley’s picturesque landscapes, serene lakes, snow-capped mountains, lush meadows, and vibrant gardens…
KASHMIR: THE WAY THE WORLD SEES IT
Kashmir is a land of unmatched natural beauty and cultural richness, capturing the imagination of travelers from across the globe. Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, this picturesque region is blessed with breathtaking landscapes, including lush green valleys, snow-capped mountains, and crystal-clear lakes. Iconic destinations like Dal Lake, famous for its charming houseboats and…
ROLE OF UDAAN SCHOOL AND INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
The International Day of Persons with Disabilities, observed annually on December 3, serves as a global reminder of the challenges faced by persons with disabilities and the importance of fostering an inclusive society. Established by the United Nations in 1992, the day encourages people worldwide to reflect on the rights and opportunities available to those…
WORLD TELEVISION DAY (21 NOV) : EVOLUTION FROM 1927 TO 2024
World Television Day, observed annually on November 21, is a celebration of one of the most transformative inventions of the 20th century: the television. While it might seem surprising to dedicate a day to this ubiquitous medium, the United Nations General Assembly recognized its impact in 1996, emphasizing television’s role in promoting communication, information dissemination,…
CELEBRATING CHILDREN’S DAY: HOPE AND RESILIENCE IN KASHMIR
Children’s Day in India, celebrated on November 14 in honor of Jawaharlal Nehru’s birthday, is a time to acknowledge the rights, welfare, and aspirations of children across the nation. In the context of Jammu and Kashmir, Children’s Day takes on unique significance. The region’s history has influenced generations, shaping a childhood landscape filled with both…
FROM DIAGNOSIS TO HOPE IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER KASHMIR’S JOURNEY FOR BETTER CARE AND AWARENESS
Cancer remains one of the most devastating diseases globally, affecting millions of lives every year. International Cancer Awareness Day, observed on November 7, is a crucial reminder of the importance of cancer prevention, early detection, treatment, and research. It is a day dedicated to spreading awareness about cancer’s impact, educating people about the importance of…
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…
DEEPAWALI: THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS AND ITS CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE
Deepawali, or Diwali, is one of the most significant and widely celebrated festivals in India, known as the “Festival of Lights.” This ancient Hindu festival, which typically spans five days, falls in the Hindu lunar month of Kartika (October-November). Deepawali represents the victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil. It…
CONTRIBUTION OF KASHMIRIS TOWARDS NATION BUILDING
Kashmir, often referred to as “Paradise on Earth”, is not only known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage but also plays a vital role in the nation-building process of India. Its strategic location, abundant natural resources and diverse population contribute significantly to the country’s economy and social fabric. This essay explores Kashmir’s contributions…
KASHMIR REJOICES: WORLD SMILE DAY
AND THE PROMISE OF A BETTER TOMORROW POST-370 World Smile Day, celebrated every year on the first Friday of October, 4th October this time around, is a global celebration of kindness and optimism that holds profound significance in the context of Kashmir. Historically marred by conflict and uncertainty, the region is now on a path…
INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR PEACE: INDIA’S COMMITMENT TO GLOBAL HARMONY
September 21st of each year marks a privileged day for the world to come together and celebrate the International Day for Peace a day meant to further open the gates toward global harmony and unity. As we are living in a world filled with conflict and division, this day serves as the most powerful reminder…
MONUMENTS OF KASHMIR
Kashmir, habitually alluded to as “Heaven on Earth,” is a confluence of various dynasties and empires of each leaving an indelible mark on Kashmir’s culture, social legacy and architecture. Dynasties like Muryas, Kushans, Guptas, Mughals & Dogra, bestowed on to the architectural heritages of Kashmir contemporarily akin to other parts of the country. The amalgamation of culture, artistic flavour…
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY
World Environment Day led by the United Nation was first celebrated in the year 1973 dedicated to raise awareness and encourage action for the protection of our environment. Since then, the event is held annually on Jun 5thglobally to motivate and educate the population about their responsibility in safeguarding the planet for future generations. The…
THE RIVER CAUGHT IN A CROSSFIRE
Once upon a time, in the mystical land of Kashmir, there flowed a river named Kishanganga. Well, actually, it flows through both sides, so let’s call it the Schrödinger’s River for now. Originating in the picturesque Ganderbal district, near Krishansar Lake, these 254 km-long waterways had ambitions of peaceful meandering. Little did it know, it…
TAGORE’S UNITY THROUGH DIVERSITY: A RESONANT MESSAGE FOR KASHMIR ON HIS JAYANTI
As India celebrates Rabindranath Tagore’s birthday on 08th May,his enduring legacy of unity through diversity resonates particularly with Kashmir, a region undergoing a crucial period of return to normalcy. Tagore, the iconic poet and Nobel laureate, championed the beauty of cultural diversity and its power to enrich a nation. On this occasion, his message holds…
BLOSSOMING KASHMIR: THE FLOURISHING LANDSCAPE OF HORTICULTURE
Horticulture in Kashmir
CELEBRATING CULTURAL HERITAGE AND THE JOURNEY OF DANCE IN KASHMIR
Dance, a universal language that transcends barriers of culture and time, holds a significant place in human civilization. Every year, on April 29th, the world celebrates International Dance Day, honoring the artistry, diversity, and cultural significance of dance forms across the globe. Let’s dive into the rich history of dance in Kashmir, exploring its cultural…
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…
GENDER DYNAMICS IN KASHMIR: SHIFTING NARRATIVES & EMPOWERMENT
The landscape of gender dynamics in Kashmir is even evolving. Historically, Kashmiri women have played multifaceted roles within their communities, navigating both traditional structures and emerging aspirations. Today, a confluence of factors – social activism, educational opportunities and the changing political climate – is prompting a significant shift in these dynamics paving the way for…
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…
SAFFRON PLANTATION IN KASHMIR: CULTIVATING TRADITION AND CHARTING A PROMISING FUTURE
Saffron cultivation in Kashmir has a rich and storied history that dates back centuries. Introduced to the region by Persian traders during the reign of Emperor Akbar in the 16th century, saffron quickly became an integral part of Kashmir’s agricultural landscape. The unique climatic conditions and fertile soil of the Kashmir Valley proved to be…
SPORTS AND WOMEN: A KASHMIR STORY
In the picturesque landscape of Kashmir, a quiet revolution is unfolding as women defy societal norms and carve a niche for themselves in the world of sports. Against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains, the stories of female athletes like Nadiya Nighat, Bilquis Mir, and Sadia Tariq have become beacons of inspiration, challenging stereotypes and rewriting…
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…
LIGHT AND SOUND SHOW AT BONIYAR TEMPLE: A TIMELESS TREASURE
Boniyar Temple stands as a testament to the Kashmir valley’s rich history of art, culture, heritage and the religious shift through the centuries. Often hailed as one of the best preserved monument of Kashmiri heritage, this ancient temple offers a glimpse into the bygone era of the valley’s cultural and religious traditions. Located along the…
DRUG DE-ADDICTION CENTRE: AN INITIATIVE TO TRANSFORM LIVES
Established in October 2022, the Drug De-addiction Centre (DDC) at Kupwara emerged as a beacon of hope in the battle against drug addiction. Thanks to this pioneering collaboration between Indian Army and the Sub District Hospital, Kupwara, over 550 individuals have been able to free themselves from the crutches of drugs and join the mainstream….
INSPIRATIONAL JOURNEY: VISIT TO THE PARCHAM-E-HIND BY STUDENTS
ECHOING THE COLLECTIVE PRIDE OF A DIVERSE AND VIBRANT NATION This journey to witness Parcham-e-Hind becomes a pilgrimage of the heart, where each flutter of the tricolour weaves threads of emotion, patriotism and historical resonance into a tapestry of profound significance. Beyond the mere visuals, it serves as a living testament to the spirit of…
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…
ENHANCING CONNECTIVITY: THE EVOLVING LANDSCAPE OF RAILWAY CONNECTIVITY IN KASHMIR
Kashmir, known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage, is undergoing a transformative phase in terms of transportation infrastructure. One significant aspect of this transformation is the development and expansion of railway connectivity in the region. The introduction of railway networks in Kashmir has not only facilitated efficient transportation but has also played a…
THE TRANSFORMATIVE ROLE OF WOMEN, INCLUDING INDIAN KASHMIRI WOMEN, IN FOSTERING PEACE AND SOCIETAL CHANGE IN KASHMIR
The integral role of women, particularly Indian Kashmiri women, in fostering peace, prosperity, and societal transformation in Kashmir is both profound and multifaceted. This article delves into their diverse contributions, emphasizing community building, education, conflict resolution, and the critical endeavors of de-radicalization of youth and motivating children within the region. Women, serving as primary caregivers…
ECOLOGICAL CONSERVATION IN KAMKARI BOWL
Nestled within the pristine landscapes of the Himalayan region, Kamkari village stands as a testament to the delicate balance between nature and human existence. This bowl, situated in the northernmost part of the Indian subcontinent, is not only a haven for biodiversity but also a crucial watershed that sustains life downstream. As the global call…
SMILING FACES SIGNIFY THE END OF TERRORISM IN KASHMIR
“Transformative Smiles: A Beacon of Hope for Kashmir’s Future”. In the scenic valleys of Kashmir, the emergence of smiling faces is painting a poignant picture of positive change and a potential end to the shadow of terrorism that has haunted the region for years. These smiles, once rare in the midst of conflict, now carry…
WATER SPORTS IN KASHMIR: A THRILLING EXPERIENCE IN THE PARADISE ON EARTH
Kashmir, famously known as the “Paradise on Earth,” is a land of breathtaking natural beauty. Kashmir’s two natural advantages are its mountains on the one hand, and lakes and rivers on the other. These waterways enhance the beauty of the land and are among the chief sources that attract tourists to its verdant valleys. But…
SUFI TRADITION IN KASHMIR: A BRIDGE BETWEEN THE VARIOUS COMMUNITIES
The teachings and practices of Sufi saints and leaders inspire people to transcend religious boundaries and embrace the divinity in all beings, fostering a sense of collective identity and promoting religious harmony in the beautiful land of Kashmir. Sufism has long been a source of spiritual enlightenment and a bridge between the various communities of…
WINTER TOURISM IN KASHMIR
The winter season has its charm in India. Many gorgeous Indian landscapes are covered with white glittery snow, preparing the ground for adventure enthusiasts to enjoy skiing, snowboarding, sledding etc. During winter Kashmir witnesses lots of snowfall which makes it the best place to enjoy snow adventure sports. Be it honeymoon couples, families, backpackers or…
SAFFRON HARVESTING
Saffron harvesting unfolds as a time-honored tradition, painting the landscape with hues of purple and red. The enchanting journey of this delicate spice, derived from the Crocus sativus flower, is deeply ingrained in the cultural fabric of the region, transcending generations. As autumn descends upon the valley, the saffron fields come alive with the vibrant…
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