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Tradition Woven in Grass

By Manzoor Akash Kashmir, serves as the perfect backdrop for the creation of traditional grass-woven items. The region boasts a rich diversity of grasses, flourishing in fields and along the edges of water bodies, playing integral roles in ecology, economy, and cultural heritage since ancient times. Indigenously crafted handicrafts and commonly used traditional grass items […]

Filed Under: Cover Story, Latest News Published on February 1, 2024

Kashmir’s Shifting Precipitation Patterns

By Ajaz Rashid In recent times, the Kashmir Valley has found itself grappling with a prolonged dry spell, leaving experts to ponder whether this is indeed a mere shift in precipitation regimes or a more ominous indicator of climate change. December 2023, in particular, etched itself into the annals of weather history as the driest […]

Filed Under: Editorial, Latest News Published on January 29, 2024

Winter Charms in Kashmir

By Rayees Ahmad Kumar The most severe stretch of bitterly cold forty days, known as Chillaikalan, has firmly established itself in the awe-inspiring and captivating landscape of the valley. The towering, snow-covered mountain peaks, expansive green grassy meadows, and crystalline water bodies have been drawing people from every corner of the globe since time immemorial. […]

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News Published on January 28, 2024

Dal Lake’s Silent Plea

By Rehan Qayoom Mir Amidst the captivating beauty of Dal Lake lies an untold narrative, intricately etched in wood and vibrant hues. Serving as an expansive canvas for the artistic mastery showcased in the iconic Shikaras and houseboats gracing its serene waters, the lake unveils a profound story. In an exclusive conversation with a reporter, […]

Filed Under: Columns, Latest News Published on January 26, 2024

J&K’s Industrial Upturn

Jammu & Kashmir’s industrial sector is currently undergoing a significant and noteworthy transformation, propelled by the resounding success of the New Central Sector Scheme (NCSS). In a recent communication received by the Industries and Commerce department, it was revealed that the collaborative initiatives undertaken by the Government of India and the UT government are not […]

Filed Under: Cover Story, Latest News Published on January 25, 2024

Kashmiri Pandits Commemorate ‘Nishkasan Diwas’: A Solemn Call for Homeland Reclamation

BY EOK NEWS DESK Under the banner of Youth 4 Panun Kashmir, hundreds of Kashmiri Pandits observed the 35th year of Exodus, known as ‘Nishkasan Diwas,’ at Central Park, Delhi. The solemn occasion was dedicated to their unwavering quest to reclaim their Homeland. The event aimed to raise awareness about the significant challenges faced by […]

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News Published on January 19, 2024

Hokh Syun: Kashmir’s Timeless Winter Tradition

In the northern landscapes of Kashmir, the age-old custom of savoring sun-dried vegetables persists. Journeying from Bandipora to Kupwara, one can witness the cultural significance of brinjals, gourd, turnips, and more, as locals steadfastly uphold a centuries-old practice in the midst of changing times. By Sajid Raina The enduring and time-honored tradition of Hokh Syun, […]

Filed Under: India, Latest News Published on January 10, 2024

Significant Drop in Local Terrorists, Focus Shifts to Tackling Foreign Threats

 ‘Our top priority to ensure not a single life goes waste; 80 per cent decline in local terrorist recruitment, Against 130 in 2022, only 23 joined terrorism in 2023; 55 foreigners among 76 terrorists were killed in 2023; 31 civilians killed in 2022, 14 in 2023; 4 policemen killed this year; Organised stone pelting, hartals […]

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News Published on January 7, 2024

Le Figaro Chronicles the Enchanting Transformation of Kashmir

BY EOK NEWS DESK In a striking turn of events, Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) experienced an unprecedented surge in tourism in 2023, welcoming a record-breaking 2 crore tourists. This surge, the highest in 77 years, is indicative of the positive transformation within the Union Territory over the past four years, resulting in increased employment opportunities […]

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News Published on January 6, 2024

Govt orders major Administrative Reshuffle, 56 Officers Transferred

Dr. Bilal Mohi-ud-Din Bhat Posted DC Srinagar, Jatin Kishore To Hold Charge Of Director Info BY EOK NEWS DESK Srinagar, Jan 4: The government on Thursday ordered a major reshuffle in administration by ordering transfer of 56 IAS and JKAS officers. Among the shifted include at least five Deputy Commissioners with Dr. Bilal Mohi-ud-Din Bhat […]

Filed Under: Latest News Published on January 4, 2024

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The induction of 4,000 new constables significantly bridges the vacancy gap, providing fresh strength for operations in rugged, far-flung terrains. These personnel serve as the frontline defense against foreign-sponsored incursions in the region’s most difficult ridges and forests. By Ajaz Rashid Beneath the towering chinar trees of the Armed Police Complex in Zewan, the rhythmic […]

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