Kashmir Life

Despite barriers put up by the security establishment and special circumstances prevailing in Kashmir, the valley enjoys high penetration of cell phone connections. In October...

They are driven by curiosity and armed with creativity. From harnessing everything from the sun to the ground below,  Majid Maqbool reports on Kashmiris...

You’ve seen them around many areas. People from outside of the state who come to Kashmir in search of a better life. SHAMS IRFAN...

Sangloo has been so abused and polluted by locals living along its banks in Shopian that the river stands transformed from a source of...

by Arshid Malik Rather than landing on the fabricated social network which comprises of a plethora of networking sites and cellular technology we ought to...

by Prof Suvir Kaul I do not know why Shahid—Bhaiya, as we knew him—chose to address to me “A Pastoral,” one of his poems of...

Rabies is a serious disease that affects millions worldwide, but it is preventable. Dr S Mohd Salim Khan brings us some lessons learned at...

Suicide rate in Kashmir has been alarming. But in many cases after thorough investigations suspected ‘murder’ intentions and evidence of abetment by individuals has...

New Delhi and Islamabad claimed victory when the International Court of Arbitration (CoA) issued an interim order that permitted India to go ahead with...

During a recent protest in Srinagar police and CRPF personnel repeatedly beat up four photojournalists and damaged their equipment. Yet again, complaints were made...

Tasavur Mushtaq takes a look at a new law which aims to conserve, preserve and restore the glory of Kashmiri heritage sites. On April 28,...

Shakeel Bakhshi in an interview with Tasavur Mushtaq Kashmir Life: How would you describe the current situation in Kashmir? Shakeel Bakhshi: It is a flashpoint. The key...

This is how the case was built by India and Pakistan in the International Court of Arbitration at the Hague, Netherlands May 17, 2010 Pakistan moves...