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Business

This section contains the most exhaustive reportage on the state, status of business in Jammu and Kashmir.

Aircel: Out of reach

As Aircel, the second largest cell phone service provider controlling 30 percent market in the state closed its shop, following its bankruptcy, it has...

Corn on the go

A simple idea that came outside a movie theater in Qatar helped two engineer friends introduce sweet corn carts in Kashmir. Umar Mukhtar tells...

2-Wheeled Orchestra

Once made popular by the Bollywood, the complex two-wheelers are making a gradual comeback to the Kashmir road after a brand new showroom makes...

TAAI-Up

As the state tourism ministry is trying to help revive the hospitality sector, facing a historic slump for the last three years, stakeholders suggest...

In Avanitvarman’s Capital

When the Islamic University was established in the deserted foothills of Awantipore, the naysayers said the campus hardly suits a small highway town, home...

An Elusive Brand

From the days, Kashmir fell into the lap of Mughals, Kashmir remained a brand. Half a millennium later, it is facing a crisis, reports...

Autumn Windfall

With more than half of the 150 thousand fresh admissions, every autumn, opting for private sector schools, the costs of educating the new generation...

The HairLooms

At a time when braid choppers have triggered a sort of crisis, Saima Bhat moved out to cover a  story never touched before. She...

Chain Kooks

Son of a businessman, Nasir Amin studied management and then opted to create his own food chain in south Kashmir that is now run...

Voices of Despair

Pahalgam was apparently crowded because of the pilgrims in July but Umar Khurshid moved away from the road to talk to the stakeholders in...

Icing on Cream!

Over the years with tastes getting redefined in Kashmir, ice cream market has jumped from homemade delicacy to a branded business. Saima Bhat reports...

Radiating Carcinogens?

 As Wazwan country plans massive wedding feasts - a yearly Rs 1879 crore economy, there are concerns about the source of millions of sheep...

Foot Falls

As bad TV used abusive lung power to defame Kashmir, it impacted a promising tourist season. With hotels running empty and luxury transport grounded,...

Risky Job

The debate over Gogoi gets louder after his ‘human shield’ act fetched him an award. Saima Bhat looks at the other side of the...

Not Chickening Out

He left a lucrative job to start something on his own. But the business he chose has stigmas attached. Heena Muzzafar tells how Aamir...