Kashmir Life
The Internet Train
As railways resumed its limited service, tens of thousands of Kashmiris spend their days in Banihal to avail the internet and upgrade their cell...
Briefing (December 01-07, 2019)
PAMPORE
The bumper Saffron crop this season came with an interesting development – Kashmir’s monopoly over the costliest spice on earth is about to end....
A Model Wasted
Deep down south, the government invested heavily in creating a model health centre. As it is waiting for inauguration, part of the precious equipment...
Yet Another Murder?
After struggling for life for almost a week, when mother of two kids felt that she may not survive, she gave graphic detail of...
Briefing (November 24-30, 2019)
JAMMU
The BJP leader continued acting as the Speaker of a house whose most of the members are in jail, even after re-organization of the...
Hit Hard
Without phones, internet and transport, thousands of seriously ailing patients were the silent sufferers of the post-August lockdown, reports Aaqib Hyder
When Sara Begum, 58,...
18 Years, Waiting
A villager donated his piece of land for the construction of Panchayat Ghar when he was 30. He was promised a job. For all...
Briefing (November 17-23, 2019)
DELHI
On the very first day of the hearing (November 14) of petitions challenging the abrogation of Article 370, the 5-judge bench posted the matter...
Silent Sufferers
After more than 100 days of lockdown, as parts of Kashmir witness semblance of normalcy, people are finally out of their closets to tell...
Briefing (November 10-16, 2019)
GOA
In Panaji, Kashmir’s last governor Satya Pal Malik is making news on Kashmir. He was shifted to the small state of Goa after a...
A Costly Recess
As around 160 thousand students are writing their examinations for three classes, Umar Khurshid revisits the state of education and the schooling in the...
Briefing (November 03-09, 2019)
Britain’s Kashmir Politics
LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reiterated UK’s age-old Kashmir policy as a bilateral issue between India and Pakistan but asserted...
Daring Diplomacy?
Two non-descript NGOs run by shady managers flew 27 far-right European MPs to Delhi for what experts say, “controlling to conversation”. After meeting the...
A Bloody Migration
Desperate apple growers and the manufactures invested lot of time and resource to get the workforce back to work. Then a series of attacks...
A State In Transition
After almost three months of lockdown, the state of Jammu and Kashmir finally was re-organised into a federally-ruled Union Territory. To be ruled by...
