On Kashmir Rechords, you will find yourself acquainted with socio-cultural audio-visuals about Kashmiri history and philosophy, newspaper articles of yore, literature that has been condemned to the dusty desk of obscurity – all with an aim at reenacting and rejuvenating the principal ethos of Kashmir – that is, its zealous, marching, all amassing spirit.

The materials collected carefully over many decades have been keenly examined, cleaned of any excess and have been maintained with a singular pursuit in mind – to throw necessary light over the darkened, forgotten corners of Kashmiri civilization and reclaim it before our own ignorance parts ways with its enveloping glory.

You would also be acquainted with the soft side of Kashmiri culture – its love sick poets, its Sufis and Rishis, its Pandits and Pīrs, its heavenly geography, its saints that have now been kneaded into its myth as much as they have been hammered in its history, its political suffrages, its religious upheavals and subsequent exiles of its aborigines, its periods of independence and servility, its role in contemporary Indian independence with varying decades of tranquility and violence, its partition into Kashmir and POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir), the impact of the partition on the geo-political strategies in the South Asian region, its rise to international fame, its appeal for human rights, its stereotypes, its surprises, its believable and unbelievable tales of polity, and most importantly – its people.