More stars for Kashmir
A five star hotel conceived by Shiekh Abdullah and businessman Khawaja Saif-ud-din Baba took more…
Browsing: Ibrahim Wani
Memories of a Pandit boy
Siddhartha Gigoo wanted to write a novella, but could not stick to the word count.…
Lost in modernity
The traditional architecture is no more in fashion in Kashmir, which many believe was more…
LIFE INTERRUPTED
Conflict induced stress is not only taking a toll on mental health in Kashmir but…
A torturous nightmare
Torture is not just a physical pain, it is a constant psychological trauma. Ibrahim Wani narrates the ordeal of a youth who underwent brutal torture inside a police station.
Moti of Insurance
Moti Singh was just 19, when he came to Srinagar from his village, and started…
Through thick and thin
Newspaper hawkers are known to face rain and sun everywhere, but in Kashmir bullets and…
Inspiring empowerment
Left to fend for her six children after her husband‘s death Khatija turned to the…
Fellows to Success
Six out of the 45 selected to the Ford Fellowship Program in 2009 are from…
Resolute in Aim
Disappointed over the lack of Chip Design sector in Kashmir, electronics engineer Kashif Khan has…
Living in two worlds
Thousands of Kashmiri students brave cultural differences, hostile climate, and home sickness to pursue professional…
Disability is no inability
Left paraplegic by multiple bullet injuries, Arshad Pandith chose to come out of despair and…
