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A group of young Kashmiris are utilising social media to revive and promote the Kashmiri language, addressing its decline in the face of societal and educational challenges. They aim to connect the younger generation with their cultural roots, with efforts ranging from YouTube channels and social media campaigns to teaching online language courses. Adbi Markaz Kamraz, a cultural organisation, is actively advocating for the inclusion of Kashmiri in Google's translation services to enhance accessibility and global reach. Despite obstacles, these individuals demonstrate a passionate commitme...

‘Our Mother Tongue Is Far More Than A Means Of Communication’ Asiya Hassan, Khalid Bashir Gura KASHMIR LIFE (KL): How can you be described and how this idea of getting mother-tongue into the digital world initiated? ASIYA HASSAN (AS): My name is Asiya Hassan, born in Wuyan-Pampore. I have lived in Kashmir till my fifth standard of schooling. Later we moved to Malaysia, where I completed high school and graduated in Graphic Design. Currently, I am pursuing my masters in Kuala Lumpur. The idea of setting up the page, Kashmiri Dictionary on social media came out of the lack of onlin...