In tense Kashmir’s new melancholy, pet raring has emerged as a new therapy and it has started triggering a niche business in an otherwise hugely stressed market, reports Shakir Ashraf Every evening when Furqaan Ahmed, 22, a resident of Khanyar in Srinagar, goes home after attending college, he get.
Using pigeons in sports and rearing birds for passion existed in Kashmir always. The lockdown triggered by the pandemic only helped it to go to the next level, reports Shakir Ashraf Tajamul Islam, 23, resident of Nowgam (Srinagar), standing on the top of his double story building, which he has conv.
Gruesome acid attacks take away victims' identity, pushes them to merely survive in shadows and bar them from interacting even with their own family. Invariably blinded in the attack, they remain dependent throughout their lives.
by Shakir Ashraf SRINAGAR: On Thursday, Lateef Magray, father of Amir Magray, who was killed in the Hyderpora encounter has filed a petition in the Jammu and Kashmir High Court seeking the return of his son's mortal remains.
by Shakir Ashraf SRINAGAR: The import of Iranian kiwis via Afghanistan to India has triggered a new concern for Kashmir’s apple growers. After a contagious quarantine pest was discovered in the cheap imported fruit, early December, concern is mounting.