After Pandemic, Kashmiri Kids Grappling With ‘Silent Epidemic’
“In Kashmir, one in every three children is obese. It’s a silent epidemic. Gen Z is a burger generation. All they eat is junk, be it outside or at home.”
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‘We Take It Lightly’—But Caste Discrimination Ruins Lives In Kashmir
“Even if it takes years to get a perfect match, people would prefer not to do it if the caste doesn’t match. I think it is silly. A lot of Kashmiri men and women have already crossed the preferable marriage age because of this.”
How Commotion Over Crores Uncovered Kashmir’s Newfangled ‘Conman’
A latest demonstration in Kashmir heartland declared how a man duped dozens of their hard-earned money and ended up becoming Kashmir’s sensational swindler.
Old-School’s Tryst with New-Age Learning in Kashmir
Apart from technical difficulties, the traditional teachers had to face mischievous students who resorted to fake ID’s, pranks and abusive comments during online classes.
How Perfume, Meat, LoC Make Kashmir Wildlife ‘Most Targeted’
The scent glands of musk deer are considered more valuable than gold. A recent rare picture of Kashmiri stag called Hangul might’ve left sundry awestruck, but the population of this critically-endangered species is decreasing at an alarming rate in the valley. According to the findings of Wildlife Trust India, Hanguls, markhors and the Himalayan musk […]
Meet ‘The Only Mason’ Face-lifting Temples, Churches, Shrines in Kashmir
‘Other than me it’s hard to find a person who has worked at so many places with so much diversity.’
Pain, Penury: How Burning Houses Are Escalating Human Costs in Kashmir
Behind Kashmir’s blazing situation, human costs are steeply rising and making life miserable for the survivors.
Dreamer, Warrior, Philanthropist—Gazalla Noor in Letter and Spirit
It took a single social media post to trigger a tsunami of tributes for the dynamic Kashmiri woman entrepreneur who touched countless lives with her philanthropic and social works.
In the Name of Orphans — Shrill, Sympathy, Scam…
For being the centre of charities in Ramazan, orphans in Kashmir remain on the radar of fraudsters in the holy month.
Ideas, Innovation, Innocence—Inside Kashmir’s Eco-Entrepreneurship Fest
A peaceful shelter for thinkers, believers and writers, if Sagg were to be explained in two words, it can rightly be called a dreamer’s paradise.
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