Treasured Symbol of Communal Harmony Awaits Renewal in Kashmir
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This social and family history from Kashmir goes beyond the violence and the politics
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An all-encompassing view of Kashmiri ethos and culture
New Delhi– Perhaps the most enigmatic region in the world, Kashmir has a special place in the Indian subcontinents history.
Over the several centuries of being ruled by kings from diverse faiths and cultures Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims, Afghans, Sikhs and Dogras the region has undergone various cycles of social, cultural and religious changes.
Since Independence, the Kashmir Valley has received more media and government attention than any other state. The reasons have been mostly political than for its natural beauty, its contribution to Indian literature or its exuberant flora and fauna.
Writer, politician and social worker Khem Lata Wakhlu’s ‘A Kashmiri Century – Portrait of a Society in Flux’ (HarperCollins) is a one-of-a-kind book that delves deep into the human side of living in the Valley, an aspect often missing in the cold political treatises on Kashmir.
An all-encompassing view of Kashmiri ethos and culture
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