Since the old “Jashn-e-Kashmir” days when his hometown became a competing war-turf between Shers and Bakras, a laconic luthier had been guarding his neutrality and unassumingly making some of the finest musical instruments in his meditative workshop nestled on the banks of the musing Jhelum. Years later, the old city artisan became the talk of the town after the Government of India honoured his rare workmanship with the country’s fourth highest civilian award.
The biggest global sports event at Qatar has created a wave of excitement in Kashmir where locals are batting for their favourite teams and footballers.
A day before HM Amit Shah’s Kashmir visit, the regulated vehicular movement created traffic snarls in Srinagar.
Days after facing the market blues and highway hassles, Kashmiri apple has become part of the celebrated pie.
Kargil region of Ladakh is observing shutdown on the call of transporters demanding the UT-level permit.
J&K Taekwondo Team Represents India In International Championship
If sand excavation has increased manifold through allocation of large-scale riverbed-mining contracts, why is construction material being sold on highly exorbitant rates in Kashmir? Watch this week’s INKISHAF to know more.
Despite Supreme Court directions, many Kashmiri families who lost their loved ones due to Covid-19 are yet to receive the ex-gratia relief of Rs 50,000. Watch more in this week’s INKISHAF.
At a time when job selection lists are being scrapped amid escalating unemployment rate in Jammu and Kashmir, government’s fast-track recruitment drives are being called out for moving at snail’s pace. Watch more in this week’s INKISHAF.
Despite abrogation of Article 370 paving way to central laws in Jammu and Kashmir, people are being denied the promised benefits due to implementation of repealed laws. Watch more in this week’s INKISHAF.
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