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byKashmir Rechords
Aug 26,23
Jammu & Kashmir-Research, Research, Socio-cultural

Who was poet Tribhavan Nath Zutshi from Kashmir?

(Kashmir Rechords Team) Famous Persian and Urdu poet, Tribhavan Nath Zutshi, `Zar’, had his roots in Kashmir. Born in 1871 at Meerut, his intellectual capabilities had helped him in carving a niche for both himself and his son, Dr. Anand Mohan Zutshi “Gulzar”. Popularly known as Allama Pandit, Tribhavan Nath…

byKashmir Rechords
Aug 24,23
Books, Jammu & Kashmir-Life Style, Socio-cultural

Bhagawan Gopi Nath Ji of Kashmir

The Saint of All Times By: B.Revti The Book “Bhagawan Gopi Nath Ji of Kashmir—The Saint of All Times’’ (Vol II) is a wonderful book worth reading. Written by Prof Kashi Nath Dhar, the then Director Shri Parmananda Research Institute, Srinagar in April 1981, the Book is based on 175…

byKashmir Rechords
Aug 22,23
Jammu & Kashmir-Research, Migration, Research, Socio-cultural

Hero of Jallianwala Bagh’s love for Kashmir

By: B Revti Do you know Dr Saifuddin Kitchlew—– one of the most influential leaders in pre-independence India who is known for leading a protest against the Jallianwala Bagh massacre? Incidentally, Kitchlew, whose ancestors were from Kashmir, had an immense love for Kashmir. A legendary freedom fighter who is…

byKashmir Rechords
Aug 16,23
Bollywood, Media, Research, Socio-cultural, Undivided India ( Media)

Kashmir, Bollywood posters & Chal Chal Re Naujawan

By: teawithrev Kashmir and Bollywood film posters have a unique connection! Ever since the entry of Cinema into Kashmir, spotting of posters, pasted on walls, Tongas, Lorries, buildings etc. have been a routine affair for all those film goers born before the division of the Sub-continent. The trend continued even…

byKashmir Rechords
Jul 21,23
Media, Socio-cultural, Undivided India ( Media)

Was harmonium once`untouchable’ in All India Radio !

Once upon a time, precisely in 1915, India was a leading producer of the harmonium! Yet, a quarter-century later, it became `untouchable’, so much so that All India Radio ( later called Akashvani) had to ban it in 1940 and the instrument, with a formal burial, was removed from all…