Kashmir’s Papermaking Past
Kashmir’s centuries-old tradition of handmade paper, once renowned across empires, has now completely vanished. No tools, workshops, or artisans remain; only fading memories and...
Goda Gali: Kashmir’s Lost Hun Riders
Believed by local legend to date back to the era of the Pandavas from the Mahabharata, the mysterious stone horsemen of Gool in Ramban...
Kashmir: The Embedded Memories
Masood Hussain’s account of living with a splinter wound in Kashmir becomes a lens to explore how violence embeds itself physically in people’s lives,...
Kashmir: The MBBS Flights
Hamstrung by limited seats across Jammu and Kashmir’s 13 medical colleges and burdened by a skewed reservation policy, nearly 1,500 aspirants migrate abroad each...
Jammu Dalits
Dalits in Jammu and Kashmir, long relegated to the margins, have waged a decades-long struggle against caste oppression, demanding dignity, representation, and justice from...
Fungus: A Silent Threat to Crops and Human Life
by Vijay Garg
Fusarium graminearum, a toxic crop fungus, threatens global food security and human health, with cases in India and the US, prompting urgent...
Kashmir: Gene-Editing A Life
A little over 13 years after the birth of Noori, India’s first cloned Pashmina goat, cloning pioneer Dr Riyaz A Shah has once again...
Kashmir Ceasefires: A Catalogue
From the Ceasefire Line to the Line of Control, Jammu and Kashmir’s working border is a scar of conflict and broken peace. Humaira Nabi...
Kashmir: A Forever Battlefield
From the battlefield skirmishes of 1965 to the high-altitude conflict of Kargil and the nuclear brinkmanship that followed, Kashmir has shaped the subcontinent’s military...
Pahalgam Attack: The Fear Factor
Amid escalating threats and growing hostility in the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack, Kashmiri students across India find themselves gripped by fear, torn between...
Kaman Post: Run Up to Reopening
Kaman Post is a roaring tourist spot. Closed for cross Line of Control (LoC) travel since late 2018, the spot was the major headline...
Cancer’s New Antidote
An Indian biotech start-up has secured a global first: a patented, third-generation CAR-T therapy that targets cancer with unprecedented precision—offering new hope for affordable,...
Munshi Museum Kargil
Perched above the Suru River, where Kargil’s rugged terrain rises in stone and shadow, a small museum safeguards the legacy of a once-thriving Silk...
Kashmir: The Last Click
In a small, dimly lit shop in Srinagar’s Habba Kadal, a relic of the past endures, defying obsolescence. Ibtisam Fayaz Khan explores the city's...
The Biscoe Boy
The year he turned 90, Nazir Ahmad Khan decided to write his autobiography. On his next anniversary, the book was out and it is...
