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Frost Frames: Cinematic Chronicle of Kashmir's Winter Business

In the enthralling narrative, "Behind the Frostbitten Frames," Aiman Fayaz, a tenacious 21-year-old intern at Kashmir Life, recounts the challenges faced while producing a mini-web series on Kashmir's winter business. Assigned to capture the essence of Chilla-ie-Kalan, Aiman initially grappled with setbacks, including the withdrawal of the cameraperson and a series of unexpected challenges during shoots. Undeterred, Aiman navigated the complexities independently, eventually partnering with Umer Dar, showcasing resilience and maturity. The series delves into the lives of winter business proprietors, unraveling stories from the Shehr-e-Khas of Srinagar, where seasoned artisans share profound narratives. Despite camera aversions and unforeseen obstacles, Aiman's commitment to the project remains steadfast, yielding a poignant exploration of Kashmir's winter economy. The narrative extends beyond fieldwork, revealing internal struggles and triumphs, highlighting Aiman's growth in a newsroom where age initially undermined credibility. The series, reduced to eight episodes due to resource constraints, offers a comprehensive insight into the impact of an unusually dry winter on Kashmir's economy.

Kangri , Jammu-and-kashmir , India , Kashmir , Babra , Maharashtra , Mohammad-rafi , Chilai-kalan , Akhada-gali , Aijaz-ganai , Shadab-gillani , Raashid-andrabi

Srinagar hosts women's Wushu meet held

NL Corresspondent Srinagar, Mar 20: Organised by Wushu Association of J&K and sponsored by the Sports Authority of India (SAI), the Khelo India 10 Ka Dum Wushu women meet held at Polo Ground here today. Around 500 young females participated in this mega event. Among those prominent present to encourage the participants were Nadeem Ahmad

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Why Has Kashmir Romanticised The Rumour For So Long?

Why Has Kashmir Romanticised The Rumour For So Long?
kashmirlife.net - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from kashmirlife.net Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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Covid In Newsroom

Covid In Newsroom
Masood Hussain
narrates how while covering it, the dreaded virus caught up with the Kashmir Life team. The contagion brooks no complacency is the moral of the story
Kashmir Life Newsroom witnessed a 10-day long closure amid a series of fumigations. KL Image by Shuaib Wani
Circa 2020. After being shut for months, surviving as they were on dollops of vanilla journalism, newsrooms were getting back to what they ought to be; buzzing with activity. The newspapers were trying to revive, retrieve, and reconnect with the realities on the ground. The communication blockade had taken a toll not only on the readers – they were denied off their daily dose of news – but the journalists as well. The reporters had relocated, gone cold on their beat as their professional bread and butter has become a scarce commodity. The managements faced falling revenues resulting in holding back, cutting salaries to laying off people. The squeeze on journalists’ lives and livelihood was pincer-like.

Kashmir , Hormozgan , Iran , Jammu , Jammu-and-kashmir , India , New-york , United-states , Chenab , Az-arbayjane-sharqi , Dubai , Dubayy

NC MPs Demand Bodies Of 3 Youngsters Killed In Kashmir Encounter

NC MPs Demand Bodies Of 3 Youngsters Killed In Kashmir Encounter
This comes days after the police booked family members demanding the return of a teenager killed in the encounter at Hokarsar on December 30
Farooq Abdullah (L) Hasnain Masoodi (R)
Naseer Ganai
2021-02-10T21:24:30+05:30
NC MPs Demand Bodies Of 3 Youngsters Killed In Kashmir Encounter
outlookindia.com
2021-02-10T21:30:32+05:30
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Former chief minister and National Conference president Dr, Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday held a demonstration seeking the return of the bodies of three youths killed in the Hokarsar ‘encounter’ on December 30, and an investigation into the alleged encounter.
This comes days after the Jammu and Kashmir police booked family members of a teenage boy killed in the encounter under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, for holding a demonstration in his village “demanding the return of his body.”

Hokarsar , Jammu-and-kashmir , India , Jammu , Pulwama , Mehbooba-mufti , Hasnian-masoodi , Aijaz-ganai , Commanding-goc-kilo-force-major , National-conference , Farooq-abdullah , Unlawful-activities-prevention-act

Kashmiri man demanding son's body charged under anti-terror law | Conflict News

Srinagar, Indian-administered Kashmir – The family members of a teenage boy in Indian-administered Kashmir, killed in an alleged gunfight, have been charged under an stringent anti-terror law for holding a demonstration in the village “demanding the return of his body”.
Ather Mushtaq, 16, from Bellow village in Pulwama, was among three men killed by Indian security forces on December 30 last year during what police described as a gunfight after the men refused to surrender on the outskirts of the main city of Srinagar.
Police said the men – 22-year-old Aijaz Ganai and Zubair Lone, 25, being the other two – were “hardcore associates of terrorists” opposed to Indian rule.

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Twentieth Century Kashmir

Twentieth Century Kashmir
Khalid Bashir Ahmad
accesses rare documents to rediscover many people between Allama Iqbal and Sheikh Abdullah to various events from Roti Agitation to the making of National Conference
Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah with some of his colleagues, a year after the 1975 accord. The photograph shows the highest flood level in the background.
For fifty years beginning 1931, Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah ruled the politics of Jammu and Kashmir, both from within and outside of jail as well as within and outside of power. One of the most enigmatic politicians of his time, he was accused of having conflicting views on issues depending on the time and place he was positioned in. He was loved and hated in equal measure by his admirers and adversaries. His politics was known to be pro-India and anti-India at the same time. A considerable period of his political career, over a decade, was spent in jail which he blamed on New Delhi for misunderstanding him. Architect of the constitutional autonomy of Jammu and Kashmir within the framework of the Indian Constitution—the status diluted over the decades and finally scrapped on 5 August 2019 through a Presidential order—Abdullah was a strong opponent of Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s Two-Nation Theory and Jammu and Kashmir joining Pakistan in 1947. Yet, his adversaries within India refused to see in him a pro-India politician. Recently, there have been some overt efforts to, what his supporters feel, dislodge him from the history of Kashmir by withdrawing the annual public holiday on account of his birthday and renaming a police gallantry award named after him.

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