World Heritage Day, observed on April 18, highlights the importance of preserving cultural and natural legacies worldwide, with Kashmir as a prime example. Its rich heritage encompasses architecture, spirituality, craftsmanship, and history, yet faces threats from urbanization and climate change. Engaging youth and fostering community involvement is vital for effective conservation efforts.
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF KASHMIR AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE REGION’S IDENTITY
To understand the soul of Kashmir is to look beyond the towering peaks of the Himalayas and gaze intimately into the hearts of its people. When the biting frost of Chila-i-Kalan descends upon the valley to freeze the edges of existence, the people do not surrender. They wrap themselves in the protective folds of the…
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN KASHMIR
Women empowerment in Kashmir has undergone a profound transformation in recent decades, marked by evolving social, political and economic dynamics and punctuated by the resilience and agency of Kashmiri women themselves. This comprehensive article explores the historical context, legislative reforms, grassroots initiatives, the challenges faces and the contributions of influential Kashmiri women across spheres, encapsulating…
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,…
GRADUAL TRANSFORMATION OF HANDWARA TO MODERNITY
Youth from in and around the area have formed up Independent Youth parties like Youth Civil Society with fond association with one or the other political groups of the region, making these as stepping stones in the future of regional politics.
PRESERVING HISTORICAL MONUMENTS
A concerted effort to preserve our heritage is a vital link to our cultural, educational, aesthetic, inspirational, and economic legacies – all of the things that quite literally make us who we are.
SATBARAN CAVE – KALAROOS
Satbaran cave is situated some eight kilometers from the main city Kupwara and 130 kilometers from the capital mega city Srinagar. It is believed that this cave has secret coverts that ahead to Russia. The etymology of the name suggests that these grottoes have some relation to Russia which in Kashmiri language is famous with…
Riyaaz has an Eye Opener Experience in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir
Correspondent | Mohammed Iqbal, Kangan The Correspondent records the story narrated by Riyaz Ahmed Bhatt , resident of Kangan, Jammu & Kashmir India and reveals the truth across Ceasefire line( LOC) in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. History of Kashmir Valley Pakistan occupied Kashmir historically belongs to the erstwhile princely state of Jammu & Kashmir. Maharaja of…
Kashmir RootStock 