The News Behind the News
Kashmir defies analysis, prognostication and prediction. It is as enigmatic and mind twisting as it is mystifying. Kashmir Observer takes upon itself to unravel the mystery and mystique of Kashmir.
With an experience of over two decades in print and online journalism and drawing upon its expertise and insights, KO launches Observer TV (OTV), Kashmir’s first online television to bring you the news and views behind the news.
OTV will be featuring videos of events, peoples’ views, conversations with eminence grises and experts and analyses that go beyond the obvious and the apparent. We aim to educate, inform, analyze and inspire.
Keep tuned and watch Kashmir unravel on OTV.
Amid the boom in private schools, the classic campus of Biscoe and Mallinson remains the first among the equals for its contribution towards the education and overall personality development in Kashmir.
The People’s Democratic Party President and Former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti addressed a press conference in Srinagar on Saturday.
As construction and demolition waste remains untreated in Srinagar city and other Kashmir towns, government’s inability to create storage and processing facility has become an open violation of the Construction and Demolition Waste Management Rules 2016. Watch more in this week’s INKISHAF.
Relentless summer shower has triggered a flood alarm in Kashmir with Jhelum and it’s tributaries overflowing and inundating civilian areas.
The deadly man-wild conflict once again inflict fatalities on Kashmir lately and prompted the wildlife department to press poachers into action to hunt the man-eater on prowl.
Declared as a Model Town in 1986 and designated as a Pilgrim Tourism destination, why is Chararsharief in shambles? Watch more in this week’s INKISHAF.
Inspite of Saubhagaya Scheme claiming to be making Jammu Kashmir 100 per cent electrified, why some villages remain unelectrified in the region? Watch more in this week’s INKISHAF.
Despite enactment of Transgender Persons Protection Rights Act 2019, why are transgenders deprived of their rights in Kashmir. Watch more in this week’s INKISHAF.
Shrines greatly influence life in Kashmir grappling with a sense of melancholy and misery. People swarm these sanctums to seek some solace and unburden themselves while following the religious routine.
At a time when the iconic stretch in Srinagar is witnessing a festive tourist footfall, commoners and sightseers are grumbling about messy and muddy sidewalk.
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