SPECIAL 2022: J&K on Self-Reliant Mode
In the two years since the bottlenecks of Article 370 were removed J&K is witnessing a new dawn. JKUT is defining itself
Kashmir catches up with national mainstream
The day-long function will also see unveiling of policies/MoUs, inaugural of skilling initiative and launch of book…reports Ahmed Ali Fayyaz. In a
Tribute to J&K’s Sufi saint Mian Bashir Larvi
Mian Bashir devoted himself completely to his spiritual responsibility, preaching hadith, tafsir and other religious teachings. Being an influential orator he left
NAYA J&K: The Transition to Tourism Capital
Efforts of the Central Government to convert the UT from ‘terror capital to tourism capital’ are clearly visible. The resolve of the
Kashmiris back to their roots
At the end of the 9th century, Sufism was introduced as a ‘softer’ version of Islam which promoted the idea of ‘religious
Kashmir Youth Break Shackles, Chase Dreams
Youngsters like Tanmay Gupta and Umran Malik have emerged as new role models for J&K youth. Both the stars have set an
Kashmiris Observe Blackday To Remind Pak Atrocities
The event was organised on the anniversary of the Pakistani Tribal invasion of Jammu and Kashmir which happened on 22nd October, 1947
Dubai deal major success for India: Ex-Pak diplomat
Criticising Prime Minister Imran Khan’s foreign policy, Basit said the MoU has been signed, it’s clear that Pakistan is losing control over
Music In Genes: Kashmiri Rhythm Unwraps Hearts
Kashmiri being a Dardic language hardly resembles any other Indian language in terms of accent, intonation, vocabulary, etc., but young artists are
Pakistan’s Kashmir Agenda Fails Internationally
In some cases while the Pakistani side has raised the Kashmir issue, the concerned foreign agency in turn has asked the Pakistani