Archery in Ladakh has been traditionally dominated by men. This is now changing.
Author: Hirra Azmat
COVID-19 Impact: The Never-Ending Woes of the Elderly in Kashmir
Apart from being unable to access tele-medical advice for their pre-existing co-morbities, the senior citizens have also been facing various mental health problems due to the loss of their …
‘Dial a Doctor’: Over 250 Kashmiri Diaspora Doctors Offer 24/7 Free Telemedicine Services
Since the doctors are different time zones, it makes it possible to run the service 24/7.
Badaghar Babe Wayil: The Dowry-Free Village of Kashmir
Three decades back, when a few cases of domestic violence were reported, the villagers pledged to neither receive nor give dowry by signing a document on a stamp paper.
‘No Answers’: Kashmir Doctor Narrates Helplessness in the Face of COVID-19
The account of a doctor currently working at a tertiary care hospital in Kashmir.
Kashmir: Young Authors Face the Pitfalls of Self-Publishing
Many young authors from the Valley have gotten onto the self-publishing bandwagon only to face troubles like poor editing and sales.
No Internet, Multiple Lockdowns: How a Kashmiri Student Got a Scholarship to NYU
Strapped with steely resolve, Kashif Iftikhar dealt with a series of hurdles when it came to making it to his dream college.
For Kashmir’s Only Female Rapper, the Anguish of Her Generation is Her Inspiration
Mehak Ashraf, known by her stage name Menime – Eminem in reverse – says she wants her music to reflect societal problems and the struggles of the masses.