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…

NURTURING DREAMS: HOW ARMY GOODWILL SCHOOLS ARE SHAPING KASHMIR’S TOMORROW

A quiet revolution is unfolding in north Kashmir’s remote and rugged terrain. This transformation is driven by the dedicated efforts of the teachers at Army Goodwill Schools, established by the Indian Army. These schools are more than just educational institutions; they are beacons of hope and change for communities in remote and adverse weather areas,…

CONTRIBUTION OF INDIAN ARMY IN AMARNATH YATRA

Amarnath Yatra, one of the holiest pilgrimages for Hindus, attracts thousands of devotees annually to the sacred Amarnath Cave in Jammu and Kashmir. Located at an altitude of 3,888 meters, the cave is famous for its naturally forming ice Shiva Lingam, a manifestation of Lord Shiva. The pilgrimage is a spiritual journey, wherein the harsh…

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…

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION BLOSSOMS IN KASHMIR: A VALLEY EMBRACING THE FUTURE

Nestled amidst breathtaking mountains and serene valleys, Kashmir, the “Paradise on Earth,” is undergoing a remarkable transformation. While its natural beauty has captivated hearts for centuries, the region is now witnessing a surge in digital adoption, promising a brighter future for its people. This digital wave is driven by a multitude of factors. The Jammu…

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…

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.

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

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…

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.

KASHMIRI ARTISANS & MODERN DAY CHALLENGES

Kashmir is known for its vibrant and diverse artistic heritage, which has been passed down through generations of skilled artisans. However, these artisans face numerous challenges in today’s globalised and modernized world. Globalisation and modernisation on their have had an impact work. Kashmiri artisans have mad their name world in the over their skill in producing a wide range of handicrafts, including shawls, carpets, papier-mache and embroidery. However, these traditional crafts are increasingly being threatened by competition from mass produced goods and modern technology. One of the main challenges faced by Kashmiri artisans is the lack of infrastructure and support for their work. Many artisans work in small, home based workshops without access to modern tools or resources. This makes it difficult for them to compete with large scale producers who have access to modern machinery and technology.