Deportation Fear Looms Over Families in J&K Despite Temporary Relief from Court Srinagar, 02 May 2025: Several families in Jammu and Kashmir are living under the shadow of potential deportation to Pakistan, despite having received temporary relief from the courts in their respective cases. These cases highlight the complex and sensitive issues surrounding nationality, family ties, and the legal status of individuals who have resided in the region for extended periods, particularly in the context of recent tensions between India and Pakistan. The individuals facing deportation orders come from diverse…
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Road Accident Near Nashri Tunnel Leaves 11 Injured; Investigation Underway
11 Injured in Matador Collision Near Nashri Tunnel on Srinagar-Jammu National Highway Batote, 02 May 2025: At least eleven people sustained injuries in a road accident that occurred on Friday, May 2, 2025, in the vicinity of the Nashri Tunnel along the crucial Srinagar-Jammu National Highway (NH44). The incident involved a collision between a passenger vehicle, described as a “matador” (a type of mini-bus commonly used for public transport in the region), and another vehicle. The circumstances leading to the collision are currently under investigation. The matador involved in the accident…
Read MoreKashmir’s Youth at a Crossroads: Dreams, Fears & Uncertainty in a Changing Landscape
A Generation in Transition By: Javid Amin Srinagar 03 May 2025: In the heart of the Himalayas, Kashmir’s youth stand at a pivotal juncture. Amidst breathtaking landscapes and a rich cultural tapestry, they grapple with aspirations and anxieties shaped by socio-political upheavals, economic challenges, and evolving global dynamics. This generation, vibrant and resilient, seeks to carve a future that transcends the shadows of conflict and uncertainty. Aspirations Amidst Adversity Pursuit of Quality Education Kashmiri youth place immense value on education as a pathway to empowerment. Despite infrastructural challenges and intermittent…
Read MoreA Call for Peace: Standing Against Hate & Ensuring the Safety of Kashmiris and Muslims Across India
Beyond Tragedy: Emphasizing Unity Over Division In the aftermath of the tragic Pahalgam terror attack, emotions are running high, and pain has gripped the hearts of many. Families mourn their loved ones, and communities reel from the shock of the violence. Amid this grief, a deeply concerning trend has emerged—an increase in hostility, fear, and hate speech directed at Kashmiris and Muslims across different states. While people search for justice and accountability, there is an urgent need to ensure that anger does not escalate into discrimination, targeting innocent individuals who…
Read MoreWhen Safety Calls Louder Than Studies: The Story of Kashmiri Students Returning from Punjab
Kashmiri Students Return Home from Punjab Amidst Safety Concerns Following Pahalgam Attack By: Javid Amin Srinagar 01 May 2025: In the aftermath of the recent, deeply disturbing terrorist attack targeting tourists in Pahalgam, a palpable sense of unease has permeated the atmosphere for many students hailing from Jammu and Kashmir who are currently pursuing their education in colleges and universities across the neighboring state of Punjab. Driven by a complex interplay of factors, including heightened parental anxieties, a perceived sense of vulnerability, and the emotional pull of their homeland during a…
Read MoreApple Prices Dip in Kashmir: Market Glut, Transport Disruptions & Future Outlook
Kashmir’s Apple Industry Faces Market Uncertainty Srinagar 01 May 2025: Kashmir’s apple industry—one of the largest contributors to the region’s economy—is experiencing a sharp decline in prices, leaving farmers and traders distressed over financial losses. The primary factors driving this price slump include logistical disruptions, oversupply in outstation markets, and seasonal vulnerabilities. 🌍 Why is this concerning for Kashmir’s economy? Apple farming sustains thousands of families. The fruit export industry generates massive revenue for the region. Price fluctuations affect long-term stability for cultivators & traders. This article dives deep into…
Read MoreGirls Lead the Way! JKBOSE 12th Results Showcase Impressive Performance
JKBOSE Class 12 Results for 2025 Announced Srinagar, April 30, 2025 – The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has officially declared the results for the Class 12th annual examinations for the academic year 2024-25 today, April 30, 2025. Students who appeared for the examinations in both the soft and hard zone areas can now access their results online. The JKBOSE conducted the Class 12 examinations from February 15 to March 17, 2025, for the soft zones and from February 20 to March 20, 2025, for the hard…
Read MoreKashmiri Vendors Face Displacement: The Struggles & Economic Impact Behind Forced Evictions
The Silent Suffering: Kashmiri Vendors Caught in Uncertainty Srinagar 30 April 2025: For decades, Kashmiri shawl vendors have traveled across India, setting up stalls and selling their exquisite handcrafted shawls, carpets, and traditional garments. Their trade has woven a connection between the vibrant culture of Kashmir and the rest of the country, sustaining generations of families dependent on this seasonal business. However, recent incidents of harassment, discrimination, and forced evictions have left many Kashmiri vendors stranded, unsure about their future. The economic challenges they face, compounded by misinformation and growing…
Read MoreDon’t Cancel Your Visit: Jammu Tour Operators Urge Travelers to Continue Their Journeys to J&K
Tourism: The Lifeline of Jammu & Kashmir’s Economy Jammu 29 April 2025: Jammu & Kashmir, often referred to as “Paradise on Earth,” boasts breathtaking landscapes, historical monuments, and rich cultural experiences that attract millions of tourists each year. However, recent security concerns have led to a wave of cancellations among travelers, prompting tour operators in Jammu to appeal to visitors not to abandon their plans. They emphasize that tourism is the backbone of the region’s economy, providing livelihoods to thousands of families. Strong Security Measures in Place The Jammu Association…
Read MoreTraitors or Citizens? The Islamophobic Rhetoric Targeting Indian Muslims
Hate-Filled Songs and Rising Islamophobia: A Dangerous Trend in India In the aftermath of the tragic Pahalgam attack, which claimed the lives of 25 tourists and a local pony rider, India finds itself grappling with a disturbing trend: the rise of hate-filled songs targeting Indian Muslims. These incendiary tracks, often referred to as Hindutva Pop, have flooded digital platforms, amplifying Islamophobic rhetoric and stoking division among communities. Less than 24 hours after the attack, songs with titles like “Pehle Dharam Pocha” (They Asked About Religion First) surfaced on YouTube, accusing…
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