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Festivals in Kashmir During Crisis: Islamic Call for Simplicity, Compassion & Faith in Difficult Times

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Festivals in Kashmir During Crisis: Islamic Call for Simplicity, Compassion & Faith in Difficult Times

Festivals in Kashmir During Uncertain Times: A Call for Simplicity and Compassion By: Javid Amin | 18 March 2026 When Joy Feels Heavy in the Valley In the breathtaking valleys of Kashmir Valley, festivals have always carried a unique warmth. From the spiritual calm of Ramadan nights to the joyful gatherings of Eid mornings, celebrations here are deeply rooted in faith, family, and tradition. The aroma of home-cooked meals, the sound of prayers from mosques, and the warmth of community bonds define Kashmiri festivities. But in recent years—and especially in…

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From Demolition to Hope: How a Hindu Neighbour’s Gift Transformed a Jammu Journalist’s Crisis Into a Story of Unity

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From Demolition to Hope: How a Hindu Neighbour’s Gift Transformed a Jammu Journalist’s Crisis Into a Story of Unity

A Demolition, a Gift, and a Message of Hope: How a Jammu Incident Turned Conflict Into a Symbol of Inter-Faith Harmony By: Javid Amin | 28 November 2025 A Story That Defied the Expected Narrative In a politically charged and emotionally fragile region like Jammu & Kashmir, news events often become flashpoints of polarization, mistrust, and communal tension. But once in a while, a story breaks through the noise—a story that reminds people of shared humanity beyond religion and politics. The demolition of journalist Arafaz Ahmad Daing’s house in Jammu…

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Kashmir’s Kaman Bridge Reopens After Six Years for Tragic Humanitarian Exchange

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Kashmir's Kaman Bridge Reopens After Six Years for Tragic Humanitarian Exchange

Kashmir’s Kaman Bridge Reopens After Six Years for a Tragic Exchange Srinagar, March 22, 2025: The Kaman Bridge, a key structure dividing India and Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir, was reopened on Saturday for the first time in six years under somber circumstances. The bridge, located in the Uri sector of Kashmir’s Baramulla district, became the site of a humanitarian exchange, as the bodies of two young individuals who drowned in the Jhelum River were returned to India. On March 5, tragedy struck the villages of Basgran and Kamalkote as…

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