Lekhi, in an exclusive chat with Kashmir Observer, said that the government of India (GoI) was making all efforts to revive the socio-cultural landscape of the Kashmir region by bringing all the stakeholders on board. She said that the government was constantly promoting the arts and culture of Jammu and Kashmir.
Of course I found Kashmir beautiful. The food was fantastic. The people were so kind, helpful and warm. I felt close to everybody almost immediately. Those were my first impressions.
Anyone making a film about Kashmir should do their research and not follow the same formula as everyone else. Many films are made on the same subject, with only minor differences, but the central theme remains constant. There are many other aspects to Kashmir
In an interview with Kashmir Observer, Secretary, Public Relations Society of India (PRSI), Jammu Chapter, Dr. Archana Kumari talks about the position and potential of the region’s PR industry.
“While it’s important for parents to encourage their children to strive for success, they should not become a source of stress or pressure. Instead, they should appreciate their child’s hard work and efforts, regardless of the outcome,” Masudi, in a tête-à-tête with Kashmir Observer said.
In an interview with Kashmir Observer, the young conservation architect Saima Iqbal lists some of the pressing challenges of the industry today and her future research understanding Srinagar’s historic resilience and its relevance today.
In a brief chat with Kashmir Observer, filmmaker Onir discusses the importance of cinema, filmmaking and Kashmir as a location.
In a candid chat with Kashmir Observer, outgoing Kashmir chief of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Charu Sinha talks about her tenure, experience and challenges as a woman IPS officer in Kashmir.
Being one of the oldest languages of the South East Asia with a unique syntax, phonology, and morphology, the future of Kashmiri language, says Prof. Shafi Shauq, is safe.
In a detailed discourse with Kashmir Observer, CEO Kashmir Angel Network (KAN) Shabir Handoo talks about startups, self-starters, stimulus and sponsors in context with the valley.
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