M Aamir Khan

Eye on Ladakh:NIRT, HFRI to explore rubber cultivation in colder regions

Kottayam (Kerala): As part of efforts to diversify the crop beyond its traditional agro-climatic zones, the Rubber Board of India is set to begin exploring the possibility of expanding rubber cultivation into colder

Feb. 4, 2026

by M Aamir Khan

Kerala to Kashmir :How Kochi can show way for Dal, Jhelum water metro

Kochi: Less than three years after its launch, the Kochi Water Metro has clocked over 24 million passenger kilometres and provided relief to commuters while also drawing tourists in large numbers. Building on this experience, Kochi Water Metro Limited (KMRL)

Feb. 3, 2026

by M Aamir Khan

‘Hussain in Kashmir’: Children’s artworks honour Karbala Martyrs

SRINAGAR, AUGUST 20: The 13th edition of Mashq-e-Arba’een concluded on Tuesday with children taking centre stage

‘Sister turns killer’: Kidnap drama falls apart after police probe

Srinagar, August 19: What initially looked like a chilling case of kidnapping has turned into something

Kashmir to Kanyakumari in eight days: Valley cyclist sets new Guinness record

Srinagar: Adil Teli, a youth from Narbal in Central Kashmir’s Budgam district, has set a new record for the fastest bicycle journey between Kashmir and Kanyakumari. Teli, who had started his journey

Mar. 30, 2021

Lead Stories·Kashmir·Latest News

‘Purely for the sake of Allah’: Kashmir youth handwrites Holy Qur’an in 58 days

Srinagar: For the past two months, Adil Nabi Mir from the Ishbar area would rarely move out of his house. He would spend six to seven hours writing the verses of the

Mar. 29, 2021

Kashmir·Latest News

Mutton is back but ‘bheja-fry’ disappears from market in Kashmir

Srinagar: Meat lovers had heaved a sigh of relief when retailers called off three-month-long strike last week, but foodies are now missing ‘kode’ (brain of lamb/ sheep). ‘Kode’ used to be the

Mar. 26, 2021

Quran holder to wall mirrors: Novel designs, soaring demand infuse new life into Kashmir papier mache craft

Srinagar: Mohammad Mehdi Naqash, a fourth-generation papier-mache dealer, is on cloud nine. For the first time in the last 30 years, papier-mache craft is witnessing a resurgence with demand soaring in the

Mar. 26, 2021

Kashmir·Latest News

From Rs 6360 to Rs 2900: FFRC slashes monthly fee of top Kashmir private schools by 50%

Srinagar: The Committee for Fixation and Regulation of Fee of Private Schools (FFRC) has ordered a 50 percent reduction in the monthly fee of two top private Valley-based schools. The orders were

Mar. 23, 2021

Education·Kashmir·Latest News

Waking up to drug menace, clerics launch awareness campaign in Kashmir

Srinagar: Growing drug menace and Covid-19 safety protocols dominate Friday sermons in the Kashmir valley. While Wakf Board affiliated mosques and shrines are presently sensitizing people on drug abuse, clerics of other

Mar. 22, 2021

Mutton crisis far from over: Consumers complain retailers flout government rates

Srinagar: Mutton crisis is far from over despite the government and retailers agreeing to the new rates. While few retailers were found selling meat at the government fixed rate of Rs.535 per

Mar. 19, 2021

Kashmir mutton deadlock finally over, meat will sell at Rs 535 a kilo

Srinagar: The months-long deadlock between the government and mutton dealers in Kashmir finally ended on Tuesday after the retailers agreed to sell meat at Rs 535 per kg. “The retailers finally agreed

Mar. 17, 2021

Kashmir·Latest News

‘Don’t bargain over the price, ask for GI label’: Govt steps up drive against fake Kashmir Pashmina

Srinagar: From posters to billboards and from radio jingles to videos, the J&K government has launched a massive awareness campaign to help buyers in identifying originals from fake Kashmiri Pashmina. “Don’t ask

Mar. 17, 2021

Kashmir·Business·Latest News·Lead Stories

Back to school: Primary classes reopen to 90% attendance in Kashmir

Srinagar: Primary classes that resumed offline teaching on Monday after 20 months recorded around 90 percent attendance. However, several private schools continued to remain shut for primary classes due to Covid-19 fears. School

Mar. 15, 2021

Kashmir·Education·Latest News·Lead Stories

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M Aamir Khan

Eye on Ladakh:NIRT, HFRI to explore rubber cultivation in colder regions

Kerala to Kashmir :How Kochi can show way for Dal, Jhelum water metro

‘Hussain in Kashmir’: Children’s artworks honour Karbala Martyrs

‘Sister turns killer’: Kidnap drama falls apart after police probe

Kashmir to Kanyakumari in eight days: Valley cyclist sets new Guinness record

‘Purely for the sake of Allah’: Kashmir youth handwrites Holy Qur’an in 58 days

Mutton is back but ‘bheja-fry’ disappears from market in Kashmir

Quran holder to wall mirrors: Novel designs, soaring demand infuse new life into Kashmir papier mache craft

From Rs 6360 to Rs 2900: FFRC slashes monthly fee of top Kashmir private schools by 50%

Waking up to drug menace, clerics launch awareness campaign in Kashmir

Mutton crisis far from over: Consumers complain retailers flout government rates

Kashmir mutton deadlock finally over, meat will sell at Rs 535 a kilo

‘Don’t bargain over the price, ask for GI label’: Govt steps up drive against fake Kashmir Pashmina

Back to school: Primary classes reopen to 90% attendance in Kashmir

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