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Kashmir’s Katyayani Temple: Where Faith Rises from the Ashes
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In the quiet village of Kakran in Kulgam district of Kashmir, surrounded by fields and orchards, stands the ancient Katyayani Temple. For centuries, Kashmiri Hindus have come here to bow before Mata...
Jammu Kashmir-Terrorism
The Unseen Martyrs: A Kashmiri Pandit Legacy of Loss and Resilience
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Remembering September 14
The story of Kashmiri Pandit martyrdom does not end with leaders alone. It includes the thousands who died in exile—victims of heat strokes, disease and despair—denied the dignity of cremation...
Jammu & Kashmir-Research
Kashmir Darpan: The Forgotten Magazine That Kept Kashmiri Pandits Connected Across British India
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Very few know that more than a century ago, in the bustling city of Allahabad, a remarkable cultural experiment was taking shape. In 1902, from the presses of Nami Grami Indian Press...
Jammu Kashmir-Terrorism
Justice for Sarla Bhat and Many Others Who Never got it
The Unfinished stories of other Kashmiri Pandits who refused to leave Kashmir in 1990!
(Kashmir Rechords Exclusive)
It has taken more than three decades, but a flicker of hope has returned to a family...
Jammu & Kashmir-Research
The Sikh Governor Who Revived Kashmir’s Fortunes
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During the brief but eventful Sikh rule over Kashmir, the Valley saw ten governors appointed by the Lahore Darbar. Among them, one name still stands tall in the memory of the land...
Jammu & Kashmir- Heritage
British Missionary Who Preserved Kashmir’s Words,Wisdom
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In the late 19th century, far from his home in England, a young British missionary named James Hinton Knowles arrived in the Kashmir Valley. Born in Clerkenwell, London, in 1856, Knowles came...
Jammu & Kashmir-Life Style
Ban it, and they will read it.
Banning 25 Books in J&K: Shielding Minds or Selling Narratives?
The government’s recent ban on “secessionist” literature may have done the opposite of its intent — boosting online searches, reviving forgotten authors and giving critics...
Jammu & Kashmir- Heritage
Bansi Parimu: The Forgotten Flame of Kashmiri Modernism
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Has the visionary artist, activist and cultural conscience-keeper faded from the memory of his own people?
By all accounts, Bansi Parimu ( Parimoo), (1933–1991) was no ordinary painter. He was a modernist with...
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