The 'pheran' that PM Modi wore during his visit to Srinagar was gifted to him by a Kashmiri farmer. Notably, pheran is a kind of Kashmiri traditional dress.
NEET-UG results 2023: National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Test (NEET) results show that India is rapidly changing. Once considered a course of elites or metro cities, now NEET success stories are coming from small towns and middle-class families.
Kashmiri Pandit shot dead: Deputy Inspector General of Police Sujit Kumar said the Kashmir Freedom Fighter (KFF) group, the proxy name of a militant outfit, has claimed responsibility for Bhat's killing.
Top Delhi police and jail officials huddled for several intense meetings and spoke with Yasin Malik but he has refused to end his strike.
The 21-year-old Mehak first discovered her love for rap at the age of 12 when she came across a song by Eminem. That song search on YouTube made her curious about rap culture and thus she began listening to rap artists. To honour her inspiration, Eminem, she chose her stage name to be 'Menime', the reverse of Eminem.
A Kashmir-based local group Fortune Media took step to aware youngsters about the suicides. A musical concert was organised to create suicide prevention awareness among youth. The aim was to spread awareness among Kashmiri youths about the increasing cases of suicides and also how can overcome suicidal thoughts and problems in life. The theme of this show was 'Vaharat, Naya Kashmir stop suicides'. People appreciated this step taken by the concerned group.
Kashmir's first Nucleic Acid Testing (NAT-PCR) facility at the Government Medical College (GMC) here is an addition to the long list of development initiatives in the Union Territory by the Central government.
Sikh from South Kashmir has become an overnight music sensation in the valley.
Exactly 30 years ago on January 19, 1990, the Kashmiri Pandits were forced to flee their homeland, the Kashmir Valley, as a result of being targeted by Islamic jihadis.
The accused threatened the victim to pay them Rs 10 lakh or else his pictures would be posted on social media. The victim requested the men to accompany him to his house as he was not carrying such a large amount of money, the Police officer said.
The people participating in the rally will gather in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Their plan is to cross the LoC and reach Srinagar.
"There has been a tremendous amount of confusion, misinformation, and fear being disseminated by propaganda-mongers and the ill-informed press about the abrogation of Article 370 and 35A by the government of India," the influential Kashmiri Overseas Association (KAO) said.
In a statement issued on Friday, the hardline separatist leader, who advocates Kashmir's merger with Pakistan, said people should organise peaceful protests and demonstrations in their areas of residence. "While doing so, we must remain absolutely disciplined and not give the enemy, who is armed and ready to kill, any excuse whatsoever to hurt our lives and property
BSNL landline phones have become a lifeline for the people of Kashmir since all cellular phones were snapped across Jammu and Kashmir on August 5.
In an official statement, the government minority body said, "This is a serious offence of discrimination against a lawful customer."According to media reports, an OYO-affiliated hotel in Jasola Vihar allegedly denied room to a Kashmiri youth over his identity, the statement said.
All the heads of Kashmiri Pandits' community organisations from India and community members from Australia, the UK, Germany, Singapore, India and the US connected with the meeting via teleconference on Saturday.
There is a massive surge in the people going to Deputy Commissioner office daily for thronging the six helplines set up for people for making phone calls. As many as 14,000 phone calls have been made and received ever since the helplines were set up a week back.
On the eve of Eid-al-Adha, people in Mumbai and Delhi took to their Twitter and invited Kashmiris to their homes to celebrate the festival with fervour.
Mohammad Aleem Syed, a law graduate from Jamia Milia Islamia, doing an apprenticeship with a lawyer here, in his plea said he had not received any information on his parents and brother in Kashmir since the intervening night of August 4-5.
A photograph showing a woman CRPF personnel shaking hands with a Kashmiri child has gone viral on social media, earning widespread appreciation. The photo has been liked by thousands on Twitter and retweeted by over 700 times.
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