The article explores the traditional methods of oil extraction in Kashmir before modern mechanised techniques were introduced. The process was carried out at Tile’Woin Wan, a place where oil pressing was done, and families associated with this profession were known as Telis. The Telis were not exclusive to Kashmir but were prevalent throughout the Indian subcontinent. The extracted oil served various culinary purposes and was also used for lighting lamps in the absence of electricity and kerosene. Telis in Kashmir were identified by the surname Wa’in, and their profession was integral to the region's identity. The article delves into the historical significance of Telis, their migration, and the evolution of the oil extraction industry in Kashmir. The traditional oil mills, known as Tile Wo’in Wan, were essential cottage industries in each village. Various oil sources, including mustard, sesame, linseeds, almond, walnut, and apricot kernels, were used in oil extraction. The
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CEO Athar Aamir Khan of Srinagar Smart City Limited (SSCL) provided a comprehensive
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The event garnered an enthusiastic response from local residents who congregated around the Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) setup.
The participants eagerly tuned in to a recorded message
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