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The immediate fallout of dismantling the protective provisions in August 2019 is that outside entrepreneurs have become an intermediary between the government and the local businessman. This is showing up in a sharp spike in the prices of construction materials,be it sand ,bricks or bajri. Added to this has been an increase in the cost of labour making it all the more difficult for the average middle class local to own a dwelling,reports Khalid Bashir Gura
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THE HALAL INTERNET!
The continued ban on the 4G in Kashmir has created new records of digital divide. But the questions being asked on streets are simple, why there is sacred profane divide on basis of ISPs, reports Saifullah Bashir
THE ROAD RAAHAT
Frequent closure of highway leaves a flood of people stranded thus encouraging the residents to have structured and sustainable initiatives to manage huger reports Parrey Babar
“PAGD HAS NO ROADMAP”
People’s Conference’s Abdul GaniVakil tells Yawar Hussain that if Kashmiri leaders have to wait for Supreme Court verdict on Article 370, then what was the purpose of forming a common front
RUMBLINGS WITHIN PAGD
The grouping’s unity has come under fresh strain following apprehensions voiced about its functioning by some of the senior leaders, reports Yawar Hussain
NEW BIRD FLU
With people desperate for a vaccine to manage the Covid-19, a pandemic that has killed two million people worldwide, the new bird flu has started triggering a new crisis as it impacts the migratory birds and the poultry, reports Khalid Bashir Gura
KASHMIR WAZWAN
A Bollywood producer, currently shooting in Srinagar, triggered a controversy by claiming that he has introduced veg-Wazwaan. He simply mistook a typical thali as wazwan. The backlash led him to delete the tweet. The controversy, however, encouraged a learned man to attempt a brief introduction to the key Kashmir cuisine using medieval chronicles as the source
HOME COOKED TIFFIN
At the peak of the August 2019 lockdown, when office-goers faced starvation owing to the closure of the eateries in Srinagar, a young couple decided to deliver affordable home-cooked lunches, reports Aaqib Hyder
THE RAFFUGHAR
While obediently following his parents’ dreams of chasing for a medical school seat, a young boy was fascinated by a painter’s brush. Finally, when he talked about his desires, the family threw a canvas before him. Within years he emerged with Raffughar, a new upmarket Kashmir brand, reports Khalid Bashir Gura
SNOW IN JANUARY
Science and tradition suggest that an early winter snowfall is good for Kashmir ecology but the fragile service delivery systems sent people crying, reports Yawar Hussain
LEVELLING THE PLAYING FIELD
An increasing number of tournaments being held across Kashmir, mostly by the youth by raising donations from their pocket money, is offering the new generation more opportunities to play, improve, grow and understand, reports Shakir Ashraf
