Junaid Qureshi, director of the think tank European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS), says latest threat is ‘very specific’ and J&K admin should also take it seriously.
Expanding the probe that began after the Red Fort blast in Delhi, the J&K Police have detained a doctor and his wife who used social media platforms to allegedly promote terror.
Arshi Javaid’s essay collection ‘Yaadgah: Memories of Srinagar’ brings out bittersweet memories of a multicultural Srinagar where Kashmiri Muslims and Pandits co-existed.
Hunt began day after Pahalgam attack, culminating in the killing on 28 July. Amit Shah Tuesday asserted in Parliament that it was these 3 terrorists who killed 26 in a targeted attack on 22 April.
Row over viral video of audience dancing to folk songs at ‘solemn’ musical event organised by Punjab govt in Srinagar. SGPC takes offence, Akal Takht summons organisers.
The dig in Zehampora, Baramulla is being led by a small army of archaeologists from the Department of Central Asian Studies at Kashmir University — where archaeology was introduced as a formal discipline only in 2017.
Separated by a Srinagar graveyard, Basit Bashir and Ahmed Hassan are at opposite ends of the push and pull between tradition and rebellion in Kashmir. One makes tattoos, the other removes them.
A sound tax system is one based on the ability to pay or economic surplus. But the STT taxes the circulation of capital and not its returns, making it deeply distortionary.
Exporters said the Budget’s proposals to increase duty-free import limits on processing, create 500 reservoirs and support fisheries startups will boost the marine industry.
With recruitments under Agnipath set to rise, the Union Budget has significantly increased spending, with the Army taking nearly 87% of the total outlay.
The key to fighting a war successfully, or even launching it, is a clear objective. That’s an entirely political call. It isn’t emotional or purely military.
Well you don’t have to be a kashmir to like Ertuğrul- or search for ones roots. I am from south and many of us liked and didn’t want to stop watching-watched it 2-3 times all those episodes. Not on Netflix any more.
It’s just the history- old times- people lived and the story behind it- is captivating
We are all mixed races, somewhere some time back then are histories crossed paths
Kashmiri cuisine is familiar but yet not same as turkish one, especially flavors-
.. that’s why it didn’t work lol
Middle Eastern flavors are too mild for the palate of the people of the subcontinent
Minor correction: Diriliş: Ertuğrul is about the father of Osman I.
And largely fictitious. There are like just a couple odd pages about the dude in actual documented history – a historical fiction writer’s playground in the purest sense.
And the show is riddled with problematic messaging about uniting the qoum / ummah, rising up against the threat of the depraved kuffar, and sniffing out internal traitors. Its song in Arabic cheers the revival of (political) Islam dominating the world and the spirit of fighting in the path of Allah, seeking immortality in this world and rewards in jannah (I watched it so you don’t have to).
Well you don’t have to be a kashmir to like Ertuğrul- or search for ones roots. I am from south and many of us liked and didn’t want to stop watching-watched it 2-3 times all those episodes. Not on Netflix any more.
It’s just the history- old times- people lived and the story behind it- is captivating
We are all mixed races, somewhere some time back then are histories crossed paths
Kashmiri cuisine is familiar but yet not same as turkish one, especially flavors-
.. that’s why it didn’t work lol
Middle Eastern flavors are too mild for the palate of the people of the subcontinent
Minor correction: Diriliş: Ertuğrul is about the father of Osman I.
And largely fictitious. There are like just a couple odd pages about the dude in actual documented history – a historical fiction writer’s playground in the purest sense.
And the show is riddled with problematic messaging about uniting the qoum / ummah, rising up against the threat of the depraved kuffar, and sniffing out internal traitors. Its song in Arabic cheers the revival of (political) Islam dominating the world and the spirit of fighting in the path of Allah, seeking immortality in this world and rewards in jannah (I watched it so you don’t have to).
Kashmiri muslims would be better word. Kashmiri Pandits don’t give a f about any turkish propaganda
Wrote an article under ground report after taking views from 3 people. 🙏🙏
The public health doc seems like a friend of author & rest are just extended acquaintance.