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Video: The Fading Charm of Zero Bridge

Srinagar, Sept. 4 -- Srinagar's iconic Zero Bridge was rebuilt and presented as a heritage and tourism attraction a place where history, architecture and the beauty of the Jhelum could come together. ... Read More


Talks Fail as J&K Medical Interns Reject Verbal Assurance, Continue Strike

Srinagar, Sept. 4 -- Srinagar - The deadlock over the stipend of MBBS and BDS interns in Jammu and Kashmir continued on Friday after a meeting between representatives of the protesting interns and Hea... Read More


Talks Fails as J&K Medical Interns Reject Verbal Assurance, Continue Strike

Srinagar, Sept. 4 -- Srinagar- The deadlock over the stipend of MBBS and BDS interns in Jammu and Kashmir continued on Friday after a meeting between representatives of the protesting interns and Heal... Read More


Kashmir's Trekking Ban Left a Legal Fight in Its Wake

Srinagar, Sept. 3 -- The forest near Chutmillah had already gone dark when Sameer Ahmad Rather's vehicle began its descent from the Kudara mountains on August 30, 2026. Sameer, an advocate from Srina... Read More


Kashmir's Biomass Potential

Srinagar, Sept. 3 -- Kashmir has plenty of biomass, but very little business built around it. That was clear again at a national chemical-engineering convention in Srinagar, where biomass and decarbo... Read More


A Little Kashmir in the Middle of Delhi

Srinagar, Sept. 3 -- By Uzma Qadir Mir There is a strange homesickness that follows you out of Kashmir. I have felt it in Delhi on ordinary evenings, when traffic has exhausted me and the city seems... Read More


A Radio Jockey's Second Act in Kashmir's Dry-Fruit Trade

Srinagar, Sept. 3 -- By Masoodi Mehreena Before dawn breaks in her hometown of Kupwara, Shakeela Khan is already sorting almonds by hand. She separates the plump kernels from the broken ones, checks... Read More


Thirty Years of Forest Protection in Kashmir, and Still No Real Answers

Srinagar, Sept. 3 -- By Javed Hussain Mir Deodar trees on the slopes above Srinagar have stood without an axe touching their trunks since December 1996, the month the Supreme Court's intervention in ... Read More


Why Does Kashmir Pay Its Interns So Little?

Srinagar, Sept. 3 -- By Sahil Parray There is a particular indignity in watching young doctors leave hospital wards to stand on the street asking to be paid fairly. That is what MBBS and BDS interns... Read More


Experts Urge Safety Measures to Prevent Walnut Harvest Deaths

Srinagar, Sept. 3 -- Srinagar- As walnut harvesting begins across Kashmir, experts have raised concerns over the recurring accidents involving falls from tall walnut trees, warning that traditional ha... Read More