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byKashmir Rechords
Oct 06,24
Books, Culture, Jammu & Kashmir-Life Style, Literature, Socio-cultural

Punjabi Literary Gem Nawen Yug De Waaris Now Available in Kashmiri

The Kashmiri translation of Nawen Yug De Waaris represents a unique cultural bridge between Punjab and Kashmir, showcasing a shared legacy of storytelling that resonates with both regions.

byKashmir Rechords
Jul 15,24
Jammu & Kashmir-Research, Kashmir, Socio-cultural

A Tale of Two Somnath Zutshis!

(Kashmir Rechords Exclusive) If you’re familiar with Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities,” you might find the story of the two Somnath Zutshis equally intriguing. These two men, one from Srinagar and the other from Calcutta, share not only their name and surname but also almost identical professional capabilities,…

Runa Laila and Her Only Kashmiri Song: A Timeless Classic

(Kashmir Rechords Exclusive) Runa Laila, celebrated for her extraordinary talent and versatile voice, has left an indelible mark on the music scenes of Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan. Known for her extensive contributions to Bengali and Urdu music, Laila’s unique connection to Kashmir highlights her diverse musical repertoire. …

byKashmir Rechords
Jun 26,24
Kashmir, Kashmiri Pandits- pre Migration, Research, Socio-cultural, Undivided India (Princely States)

Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru: The Forgotten Advocate of Kashmiri Heritage

(Kashmir Rechords Exclusive Research) Sir Pandit Tej Bahadur Sapru (8 December 1875 – 20 January 1949) is widely recognized as an Indian freedom fighter, eminent lawyer, and politician. However, very few are aware of his deep connection to his Kashmiri roots, akin to the present-day Kashmiri Pandits dispersed globally following…

byKashmir Rechords
Jun 19,24
Jammu & Kashmir- Heritage, Jammu & Kashmir-Research, Kashmir, Religion, Research, Socio-cultural

Dashaar: Kashmir’s Rare but Forgotten Maha Kumbh!

(By: Dr. Rajesh Bhat*) Shadipur Kashmir Dashaar, often likened to the revered Purna Kumbh Mela, used to be a unique and ancient festival celebrated by Kashmiri Pandits. Unlike the regularly scheduled Kumbh Melas, the timing of Kashmir’s Dashaar depends on ten specific astronomical and astrological configurations, occurring roughly every 10,…