Srinagar, May 29 -- It's not something we talk about much, but most people feel it. Something has shifted in the way we live together in Kashmir. The warmth in relationships, the sense of right and w... Read More
Srinagar, May 28 -- The sun was still climbing over the ridges of Gurez when I stepped onto a potato field, soft with dew and dark with life. A farmer knelt beside me, his fingers moving through the s... Read More
Srinagar, May 28 -- I had only gone to fetch milk. A short walk to the next village, nothing dramatic. I pushed open the gate to come back, and there it was: noise, laughter, that unmistakable joy tha... Read More
Srinagar, May 28 -- In Kashmir, Eid ul-Adha begins long before the prayer. You see it in the crowded markets, where people bargain over animals and children pull their parents toward sweet shops. Tail... Read More
Srinagar, May 28 -- You don't need to walk through a university gate or open a dusty grammar book to see where language really lives. It's there in the chatter of school kids switching between Kashmir... Read More
Srinagar, May 28 -- It's mid-May in Kashmir, and Srinagar is already sizzling past 33degC. That's not normal. This time of year used to be pleasant. Fans weren't even needed. But lately, it feels lik... Read More
Srinagar, May 27 -- ByFiza Masoodi The air outside isn't just hot, it's hostile. May in Kashmir has gone from mild to merciless. People are saying it's global warming, and yes, the world is heating. ... Read More
Srinagar, May 27 -- I'm from the frontier town of Kashmir, where fear moves faster than news. I study at Ramjas College in Delhi, nearly a thousand kilometers away from home. Usually, this distance gi... Read More
Srinagar, May 27 -- The waiting room at the Child Guidance and Wellbeing Centre in Srinagar is packed with anxious parents, their toddlers clutching tablets or staring blankly at walls. A mother, cra... Read More
Srinagar, May 27 -- Abdul Rashid doesn't cut wood the way he used to. A carpenter from Saida Kadal, he once shaped furniture by eye. Now he stares at the tape, measures twice, sometimes thrice. Still ... Read More