Islam existed in Kashmir even 200 years before Kalhana wrote his Rajatarangni. But the immigrants who would come as mercenaries and traders would mostly restrict to an area that was designated for the low-castes, the Mleccha’s. It was only after Zulchu’s devastation of Kashmir and Rinchana’s conversion to Islam that Mlecch Mar got a dignified profile, a status that Saima Bhat found lost in the twenty-first century

Days after the 2016 Uri attack, Prime Minister Modi asserted that blood and water cannot flow together. In April 2025, he presided over the CCS meeting  that finally decided to keep the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance till Islamabad abjures terrorism irrevocably. This marks the beginning of a Water war that experts had been predicting for years, writes Masood Hussain 

Kashmir was teeming with tourists and enjoying a rare spell of calm. Then  a Killer gang descended onto an off- track Pahalgam meadow,massacred 26 visitors and pushed the Valley into an  unprecedented crisis,reports Masood Hussain 

Dr Farooq Abdullah,five-time Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, and former RAW chief AS Dulat have shared a bond spanning nearly four decades. But Dulat's third book has stirred controversy, with its revelations about the JKNC's stance towards the BJP after the abrogation of Article 370 and the reorganisation of the state.Yet, the book offers far more than just that, writes Masood Hussain

Expected to be stormy,the 21 day budget session in Jammu evoked old legislative memories, But lawmakers felt constrained in voicing  the street-level issues and emotions they encounter, writes Masood Hussain 

Kaman post is a roaring  tourist spot.Closed for cross Line of Control(LoC) travel since late 2018,the spot was the major headline in 2005 when it was opened with an impressive fanfare as a major Kashmir CBM by the two neighbours,ON its twentieth anniversary, Masood Hussain details the interesting story of the run-up to the formal opening 

Jammu and Kashmir faces an impending water crisis as glaciers vanish, water bodies shrink, and irrigation systems falter,endangering agriculture, ecosystems,and daily life. With groundwater depleting and natural springs drying up due to climate change and unchecked human activity, the crisis deepens. Despite government conservation efforts, time is running out to safeguard the future of millions reliant on these fragile water sources,writes Humaira Nabi  

With Jammu, the erstwhile capital of an Jammu and Kashmir state, getting impressive Kashmir crowds this winter and the month of fasting, Masood Hussain details the observance of Ramzan in the temple city

During Ramazan, the spirit of giving transforms Kashmir's streets into pathways of generosity.Volunteers distribute ration kits, iftar meals, and Zakat donations,uphloding an age-old tradition of charity. All this is gradually getting virtual,reports Babra Wani 

Masood Hussain analyses the maiden budget proposals for Jammu and Kashmir by Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah who emerged as the first of the three-generation Sheikhs to wear the hat of a finance minister of an erstwhile state that is now a Union Territory 

Even as the once-dominant agriculture sector's contribution to the GSDP has plummeted yo 19.25 per cent, the recent Agriculture Technology event hosted by SKUAST-K highlighted both the transformations and challenges shaping the industry. Showcasing innovations ranging from  climate-resilient crops to Al-driven farming tools, the exhibition underscored Kashmir's potential to lead an agriculture revolution while tackling climate change and resource scarcity, reports Ibtisam Fayaz Khan 

As part of the continued interventions in the laws and rules regulating the land resource in Jammu Kashmir, the government proposed sweeping amendments to the Unified Building  Byelaws. lifting restrictions on building heights and ground coverage, reports Humaira Nabi 

Jammu and Kashmir's manufacturing sector has survived a series of systemic and systematic interventions in the last five years. As the rail is anticipated to come with cargo in late 2025, Masood Hussain reports the sector's craving for serious policy initiative to help it stay afloat

With railway lines now connecting Srinagar to Katra and beyond, and a new bypass on the National Highway diverting traffic away from Banihal, the highway town faces growing frustration over the loss of its historic advantage. Syed Shadab Ali Gillani spent a day in Banihal to report on the impact of a transformative infrastructure project is set to make history 

With economic well-being overtaking the basic family institution, Kashmir tops the list of places where late marriages are the new norm. Coupled with tensions and lifestyles, now more couples reports to recently-proliferated infertility clinics for 'test tube babies.' It coincides with an all-time low fertility rate, reports Syed Shadab Ali Gillani






In Kashmir, men's with domestic abuse remain largely hidden, as stigma and a lack of legal support silences their pain, Babra Wani reports

In this behind-the scenes bit-by-bit narrative, Humaira Nabi takes readers through the making of the Kashmir Life 16-film series Kashmir; The silk route Tales, an unprecedented initiative aimed at rediscovering the age-old trek that has helped reshape Kashmir over many millennia. Despite the physical and emotional toll of the travel to the arid Ladakh desert covering more than 2000km, the team's quest to uncover forgotten stories and remnants of the caravan route unfolded as an unforgettable adventure 

As Amitava Chatterjee, the second SBI banker, takes over as the new honcho of the Jammu and Kashmir bank (JKB) POST-2019,he steps into a market brimming with potential. The dominant banking institution in the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, JK Bank offers a captive market with surplus funds and high credit demand from the resurgent businesses gasping for credit lines and particularly from the large pool of unemployed youth, bubbling with ideas. This unique opportunity allows him to experiment with bold strategies. However, he must overcome a series of significant challenges first, writes Masood Hussain 

the just concluded 2024 would be remembered for countless events at individual and societal levels in all cultures. In Jammu and Kashmir, the year was important for a set of happenings, some of which are more historic than others, writes Syed Shadab Ali Gillani 

Desperate for jobs, Kashmir's youth are increasingly falling victim to a growing wave of online scams. Their harrowing experiences highlight the urgent need for digital literacy and vigilance in a region grappling with economic challenges, writes Syed Shadab Ali Gillani 

with the financial sector using a basket of applications for transactions and the government preferring digital transfer of funds, Jammu and Kashmir has become one of the best instances of a cashless territory. In fiscal 2023-24, a whopping sum of Rs 374957 crore was transacted digitally, reports Humaira Nabi

Weeks ahead of Kashmir getting full rail connectivity to the rest of the world, the Railway's decision to expand he network within the valley is being resisted at ground level and in parliament as it can upset Kashmir's apple cart, Aiman Fayaz reports 

The mysterious theft of the holy relic from Dargah-e-Hazratbal in the winter of 1963 created a Himalayan crisis for the governments in Srinagar and Delhi. Its enigmatic recovery and reinstallation momentarily contained the Kashmir crisis. The subject became as sensitive that scholars avoided it. Khalid Bashir Ahmad's latest book, reviewed by Muhammad Nadeem, is the first major credible scholarly work on this landmark event in Kashmir's history 

with extravagant ceremonies, themed attire, choregraphed dances, and cinematic decor, Kashmir's wedding traditions are shifting away from native culture. Influenced by media and social trends, these fat, mad ceremonies raise questions about the fading essence of tradition and faith in the era of the internet, Babra Wani reports

with late marriages taking place at the peak of PCOD and metabolic syndrome, misinformed Kashmir mothers have grown too intolerant to labour pains as a results of which Jammu Kashmir is emerging he capital of caesarean birth, reports Syed Shadab Ali Gillani and Babra Wani 

The Jammu and Kashmir's dwarfed Assembly's inaugural session was a pandemonium that consumed most of the brief 5-day session that exhibited a clear divide of the 90-barth House. Marred by physical altercations and heated protests, the session saw the passage of a resolution seeking the restoration of a resolution seeking the restoration of special status, the text of which also became yet another controversy, reports Syed Shadab Ali Gillani 

devender Singh Rana emerged as a heavy-weight Dogra voice in Kashmir politics who shifted from JKNC to BJP While retaining his power base, Nagrota, in the post-2019 situation. The politician, however, has been a hardcore self-made businessman whose company started from scratch and became India's No 3 Maruti car seller with more than 7000 people on its rolls. Masood Hussain details the rise of an 'accidental politician' and a model businessman who was a phenomenal relationship builder 

Kashmir's school spaces are grappling with a decline in standards, plagued by issues ranging from bullying, drug dependence, school gangs and deteriorating student-teacher relationships, Umaima Reshi reports

With a landslide mandate, Omar Abdullah's government took over with a 5-member cabinet amid an ocean of issues and Himalayas of expectations. As the assembly is being constituted, in which BJP will be the strongest opposition ever, Masood Hussain reports a modest and cold start to Omar's Second term 

In 2024's free and fair election to a skirted assembly, the electors in Jammu and Kashmir gave a landslide mandate to JKNC. It brought back the old days of the one-party system in the erstwhile state. offering the key takeaways from the 3-phase exercise after 10years of wait, Masood Hussain writes that while sectarian, linguistic and tribal fault lines did not fragment the voter base, the regional voting patterns could polarise making it Jammu versus Kashmir and not Jammu and Kashmir

With results of the hugely participated historic assembly election 2024 to be out, the focus is getting into government formation and the politician who will be  the next Chief Executive of Jammu and Kashmir. Humaira Nabi writes about the tensions and dilemmas that dominate the grapevine in Jammu and Kashmir's political class given the dwarfed status of the about-to-be Chief minister 

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