Many Kashmiris express dissatisfaction over Pakistan’s oft-repeated rhetorical claim that “Pakistan will continue to extend moral, diplomatic and political support to the people of Kashmir” in their political struggle
Starting with half a dozen people, the company now has a full-fledged team of thousand employees
The dingy Hotel Lala Sheikh on Residency Road, Srinagar, serves more than just fine tea
Sajid wants to focus and help create the infrastructure to kick-start the big change in the hospitality sector in Kashmir
In a quiet street of Srinagar’s plush Sanat Nagar neighbourhood, two security personnel stand guard outside the residence of the retired judge lately tagged as “secessionist writer” for his views.
How the mushrooming of power looms affects Kashmir’s traditional Pashmina industry
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Harissa is essentially a thick paste of mutton, rice and herbs served with residual pieces of mutton and garnished with long-cut golden-fried onion.
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As per the latest data available with TRAI, total mobile subscriber base in the state in September stood at 9573852, which is a of 58019 connections as compared to August.
It stands as a metaphor for how conflict and military occupation has shackled the economic potential of Kashmir.
Head to The Juice Box to savour a delightful mix of healthy fruit drinks. And oh, it’s a cool place to hang out as well
Instead of applying for a job after completing her MBA, Sania started her own cake baking enterprise Nausheen Naseer
The traditional art is again thriving but the artisans want government support and promotion of their craft
Javid Parsa quit his Amazon job in Hyderabad to start his food outlet in Kashmir
The first of its kind French bakery in Srinagar run by a Kashmiri French couple Faheem un nisa