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

Pashmina to Khatamband: Handicrafts dept to make social media debut for promoting Kashmir arts

Srinagar: In an effort to promote local artisans and take their products to a wider audience across the globe, the Department of Handicrafts and Handlooms Kashmir will soon be launching its social

Mar. 12, 2021

Lead Stories·Kashmir·Latest News

Low-key ‘Herath’ in Kashmir: Pandits pray for better days, return of migrants

Srinagar: ‘Herath’ (Maha Shivratri) celebrations remained a low-key affair in the Kashmir valley on Wednesday. Non-migrant Kashmiri Pandits, who are struggling to keep their age-old traditions alive, said they badly missed the

Mar. 10, 2021

Specially-abled children from far-flung areas bring laurels to city school

Srinagar: Ten specially-abled students of ‘Abhedananda Home’ have passed class XII exams with flying colours. Four out of the 10 students managed to get distinctions and their achievement has elated the school

Mar. 10, 2021

Mutton crisis: Kashmir restaurants change menu, incur huge losses

Srinagar: Mutton crisis has hit restaurants and eateries in Kashmir with most of them changing menu and serving only white meat dishes. Restaurant owners say they are losing business and incurring

Mar. 8, 2021

Schools reopening: Despite Covid fears, 80 % students attend classes in Kashmir

Srinagar: COVID fears notwithstanding, nearly 80 per cent students have attended schools in Kashmir since March 1. School authorities expect the attendance to improve further from next week if the Valley does

Mar. 5, 2021

Latest News·Education·Kashmir·Lead Stories

Mutton crisis: Kashmir retailers mull another coordination committee to break stalemate

Srinagar: Even as the talks between the government and mutton dealers to fix retail rates remained inconclusive, the retailors are now mulling to form another coordination committee to end the stalemate. Though

Mar. 3, 2021

Kashmir·Latest News

Domes, Mehrab, Minarets: Master coppersmith’s Islamic designs infuse new life into dying art

Srinagar: Mohammad Aslam Bhat starts his day by banging vessels at a quaint shop near Shah-e-Hamadan shrine on the banks of Jhelum in the old city. He may look just like another

Mar. 2, 2021

Amid mutton shortage, camel meat tickles taste buds in Kashmir

Srinagar: Forget mutton, camel meat is tickling taste buds in Kashmir.Demand for camel meat has witnessed an increase amid the ongoing mutton shortage in the Kashmir valley. Several mutton retailers are presently

Mar. 1, 2021

Kashmir·Latest News·Lifestyle

Perfect score: Class X students of lesser-known schools bag laurels in Kashmir

Srinagar: Students from humble backgrounds, who studied at lesser-known schools of remote areas in the Kashmir valley made their presence felt by scoring full marks in Class X exams. The residences of

Feb. 26, 2021

Education·Kashmir·Latest News·Lead Stories

School reopening: Managements plan online-offline mix for primary, junior classes in Kashmir

Srinagar: Schools have decided to adopt a mix of online and offline classes up to the eighth standard from the next month. Several schools have decided to continue with online classes for

Feb. 25, 2021

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

Pashmina to Khatamband: Handicrafts dept to make social media debut for promoting Kashmir arts

Low-key ‘Herath’ in Kashmir: Pandits pray for better days, return of migrants

Specially-abled children from far-flung areas bring laurels to city school

Mutton crisis: Kashmir restaurants change menu, incur huge losses

Schools reopening: Despite Covid fears, 80 % students attend classes in Kashmir

Mutton crisis: Kashmir retailers mull another coordination committee to break stalemate

Domes, Mehrab, Minarets: Master coppersmith’s Islamic designs infuse new life into dying art

Amid mutton shortage, camel meat tickles taste buds in Kashmir

Perfect score: Class X students of lesser-known schools bag laurels in Kashmir

School reopening: Managements plan online-offline mix for primary, junior classes in Kashmir

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