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Society

Richest repository of the trends, practices, numbers and the way of life of people inhabiting Jammu and Kashmir

Pulwama Periscope

Before the 50-hour long EDI siege would cost the security grid dearly, Pulwama was jumping to retain its No 1 rank among Kashmir’s districts. A...

Caring Hands

 Lets be honest, there is no place for specially-abled children in our society except special schools. But the overall indifference is pushing them into...

Roasting a Living

Abandoned by their families these widows survive by roasting hooves in an overwhelmingly dangerous setting filled with smoke. Saima Bashir writes about their struggle...

Rumour Republic

The Flood of kids-carrying parents jamming roads and hospitals last week was just a historic instance of what a rumour can do to Kashmir...

Right to Bite!

Dogs not only pose risk to human lives, but they endanger animal lives too. Something needs to be done at the earliest to control...

Covalent Bonds

Even after pricked and provoked by fringe elements time and again, Kashmir has upheld its tradition of communal harmony to the wonder of many,...

Clipped Wings

In a strife-torn valley, the tale of those whose limbs were devoured by the situation and the state of affairs continue to make air...

Still Lensman

It was out of mother’s devotion that made a specially-abled boy to dream like any other normal person and help him to create a...

Desperately Dependent

For centuries Kashmir managed winters with traditions evolved by generations till the rundown Srinagar-Jammu road helped plain to find a market. Syed Asma reports...

Withered Tales

Vagaries of winters have substantially reduced over the decades. But the new tools have created an unreal world around the façade of the virtual...

Late Marriages: A Biological Disaster?

Marriage is a union of two souls. It should be done at proper time. However, Kashmir society - urban areas in particular - has...

Nurturing Roots

Despite living successful lives thousands of miles away, their hearts beat for the motherland. Syed Asma talks to a few philanthropist NRKs who are...

Dabla’s Kashmir

Unlike his counterparts, sociologist Bashir A Dabla (July 9, 1954 – September 2, 2015) was always preoccupied with his mission of understanding the trends...

Managing Hunger

Despite producing only a fraction of what we consume Kashmir conveniently wastes thousands of tonnes of food every day. Mohammad Raafi meets four cousins...
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Bride Burners

The alarming trend in which families resort to kerosene and a match-stick instead of counselling, to manage conjugal discord, is worrisome. A society that...