Fear-flight of Non-local Workers
Fresh targeted killings have triggered a fear-flight among the non-local labourers with scores of them already leaving the valley.
GALLERIES
Is Ujjwala Yojana a Scam?
Why people across Kashmir complain about corruption and mismanagement during allotment of this subsidized cooking gas? Know more in this KO ground report.
Photo Feature | Kashmir's Higher Reaches Receive Season's First Snowfall
The higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir received season’s first snowfall on Monday.
Crocheter’s Chronicle
Crocheting as a craft might’ve taken a backseat in the evolving enterprise of Kashmir, but the 21-year-old Nazar Nasir is striving to create his own niche as ‘the only male crocheter of Kashmir’.
Food For Poor Becoming Unaffordable ln Kashmir
In spite of repeated government orders, why are poor and economically weaker families of Kashmir deprived of subsidized ration? Watch more in Kashmir Observer’s latest Inkishaf.
Steer We Go : Woman Behind The Wheel
For years many Kashmiri women couldn’t learn driving due to absence of woman trainers in town, but now it’s changing with the arrival of the first female driving instructor of the valley.
Photo Feature- Medical Students Protest Against Pooling Of MBBS Seats
The government’s decision to pool its MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery) seats in the All-India Quota (AIQ) from the current session continues to trigger protests in Kashmir Valley.
Unbearable Toothache at Srinagar Dental College—PART II
Government Dental College in its recent public statement reveals more than it denies. Based on this official stance, Kashmir Observer’s this week’s Inkishaf makes more disclosure about the state of affairs in the premier institution of the valley.
Mess In Meadow: Why Road to Tosamaidan Is Heading Nowhere?
After failed to take off as a much-touted eco-tourism destination, the erstwhile firing range in Central Kashmir is currently being blacktopped for the motor movement. But why is the path deviating from specifications and government norms.
Work on Zojila Tunnel to Continue Even in Winter
Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari has urged the contractors to expedite work on the 14.15-km Zojila Tunnel, and to take it up as a “challenge and complete the project three years ahead of the 2026 deadline.
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