Why Has Kashmir Romanticised The Rumour For So Long?
by Khalid Bashir Gura SRINAGAR: Rumours and Kashmir have had a long tryst with each…
Browsing: Kashmir history
Why Abdul Ahad Azad Was The Poet of The Future?
by Syed Suhail Yaqoob During this span of life, he penned down his wonderful treatise…
Briefing March 14-20, 2021
PULWAMA As part of his mobility, a well-read young man, Shabir Malik set up the…
Damaras: An Introduction
The Western scholars to whom Kashmir shall perpetually remain indebted for their extensive research on…
1000 Years After Death, Bollywood Gets Kashmir Queen Into Controversy
SRINAGAR: Kashmir queen died in 1003 and more than a thousand years later, she has…
Showcasing An Extinction
The fossil abundant Kashmir has a vast potential of becoming the subject matter of global…
A Galwan Story
Galwans’ or Kashmir’s horse-lifters are one of the least studied and controversial tribes that dominated…
Mankind’s Kashmir Arrival
Kashmir is one of the few locations across South Asia that still retains tell-tale details…
Medieval Kashmir’s Historians
Kashmir boasts of more than a millennium of recorded history. In every era, somebody was…
Battling Burzhoam
Key to the early settlement of mankind in the Neolithic era, Burzhoam is the world’s…
Muslim Conference Conversion
One of the landmark decisions in Kashmir’s history was the conversion of the Muslim Conference…
Srinagar Fires 1892
Kashmir was always interesting and enigmatic. Charles Adolphus Murray, the 7th Earl of Dunmore was…
Yusuf Shah Chak grave: Omar appeals Bihar CM to protect part of Kashmir history
Srinagar Reacting to encroachment by the land grabbers on the graveyard where Yusuf Shah Chak,…
Between Red And Green
The right-wingers demolished Sheikh Abdullah’s ‘empire’ by taking their battle – Eak Vidhan, Eak Nishan,…
Re-engaging With History
Congress set up a committee to read Prof Saifuddin Soz’s book as its release triggered…
