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[av_slideshow_full size='featured' min_height='0px' stretch='' animation='slide' autoplay='false' interval='5' control_layout='av-control-default' src='' attachment='' attachment_size='' position='top left' repeat='no-repeat' attach='scroll'] [av_slide_full slide_type='image' id='20277' video='http://' mobile_image='' video_format='' video_ratio='16:9' title='' custom_title_size='' custom_content_size='' caption_pos='caption_bottom' link_apply='' link_target='' button_label='Click me' button_color='light' link_target1='' button_label2='Click me' button_color2='light' link_target2='' font_color='' custom_title='' custom_content='' overlay_opacity='0.5' overlay_color='' overlay_pattern='' overlay_custom_pattern=''] Livestock market, before the upcoming Muslim festival Eid ul-Adha on July, ...

Tony Ashai, a prominent Kashmiri architect, based in the United States is the most recent target of the Indian media and various social media users for one of his tweets. Tony Ashai, prominent among the Kashmiris in America was born in 1965 in Srinagar. He attended a local art school in Kashmir, after which he studied Architecture in Chandigarh. He then moved to Buffalo, New York City, and earned a Master’s Degree in Architecture from the University of New York. On July 20, the Kashmiri man, vocal about the issues back home in Kashmir, was in the centre of a controversy, when his tweet evoked sharp criticism from various social media users in Kashmir, and later the campaign was picked up by the mainstream media in India. "Why do I feel that Kashmiris living in Kashmir could do mor...

During the ongoing coronavirus scare, a boy has made people smile with his super-energetic dance. The video is enough to give some pleasure to the people who have been going through a rough phase of the COVID-19. The video of a little Kashmiri boy and his happy dance on the beats of dhol and shehnai is being widely shared on all social media platforms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiaTRw8cacY In the viral video, one could see the little boy dances like no one’s watching, The video was reportedly recorded in the Kishtwar district of Jammu Kashmir.

There has been no improvement in the overall security situation in the Kashmir post the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019, in fact6 the situation has been deteriorating since 2014 when the Bhartiya Janta Party came into Power, says a human rights report released on Jammu Kashmir. This 72-page report titled ‘Jammu and Kashmiri-The Impact of lockdowns on human rights (August 2019-July 2020)’  has prepared by the Forum for Human Rights in Jammu Kashmir and was released by Radha Kumar, who was a former Interlocutor on Kashmir in 2010 appointed by the Congress Government besides others. The report says that the iron fist tactics adopted by the Central Government post- abrogation of Special status of Jammu Kashmir, in August  last year, has heightened the sense of anxiety among the ...

The Tangmarg working Journalist association has strongly condemned the assault on photo Journalist Sajad Hameed while he was performing his duty in Kunzer town of North Kashmir's Baramulla District. Whereas Journailst Association protested against the Tehsildar Kunzer at Tangmarg demanding strict action against Tehsildar. According to Sajad Hameed ,who works as a photo Journalist at Kashmir Times and freelances with The Kashmiriyat, the Tehsildar pushed him multiple times and asked him to close down his camera,when he was performing his professional duty while covering a protest by locals against PHE Department. On his twitter Handle Sajad wrote, "Please let me perform my duty, i am a Journalist, let me report." Sajad Hameed said despite introducing himself as a journalist ...

Post August, when the Government of India last year abrogated the Articles 35A and 370 of the Indian Constitution that granted special status to Jammu Kashmir, most of the politicians were put behind bars which included the three former chief Ministers of the state- Mehbooba Mufti, Omar Abdullah and Farooq Abdullah. In the absence of any Political activity in the region post the abrogation of special status, readers from Kashmir and outside Kashmir as well, have been approaching us in view of the diminishing role for the regional politics.buy propecia online https://gilbertroaddental.com/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/propecia.html no prescription The Local political groups have been keen on resuming their Political activity, however many leaders still continue to be under deten...

Popular Film makers, Amit Madhesiya and Shirley Abraham alumni of Jamia Milia Islamia, Nishtha Jain, which has recently hit the news for being targeted by the Delhi Police, have been invited by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences (AMPAS) in USA to judge the Oscars. All the three alumni – Nishtha Jain, Shirley Abraham and Amit Madheshiya are postgraduates from Jamia’s AJK Mass Communication Research Centre. Shirley expressing her joy, on the micro-blogging site twitter wrote, “As an independent filmmaker, I know the value of the legitimacy of my voice, of a place at the table.  Honoured to be invited by @TheAcademy to join as a member. Such blazing talent, our class of 2020. A world of work ahead of us and I’m so ready.” https://twitter.com/shirley_abraham/status/12782636...