Muslim karigars in India need their due, what does the fashion industry owe them?
Unpacking the politics behind the Indian fashion industry's biggest—but unsung— shareholders
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Unpacking the politics behind the Indian fashion industry's biggest—but unsung— shareholders
By Faizaan Bashir Even though the government introduced an act to protect the handicrafts from perishing in 2006, banned machine-made goods, and came up with another policy in 2008, banning and auctioning the existing machine-made goods to the people, such policies aren't strictly adhered to, and ma...
A compilation of author Ammar Ali Qureshi’s essays and reviews covers a gamut of the issues concerning Pakistan
Updated: The move comes in the wake of the surge in coronavirus cases and ongoing lockdown. Share Article AAA Policemen standing guard outside a shrine on Jumat-ul-Vida, the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan, in Srinagar on May 7. | Photo Credit: PTI The move comes in the wake of the surge in coronavirus cases and ongoing lockdown. No religious congregations were held in Kashmir at any popular shrines or mosques on the last Friday of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan in the wake of the surge in corona virus cases and the ongoing lockdown. A spokesman of the Anjuman Auqaf, which or...
Temple politics steps into Jammu and Kashmir Centre's plan to have a sprawling replica of the Tirumala Tirupati shrine in J&K triggers allegations that it is pandering to Hindu sentiments The Union government plans to have a sprawling replica of the Tirumala Tirupati temple built in centrally administered Jammu and Kashmir, triggering allegations here that it is pandering to Hindu sentiments. Lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha’s administration has decided to lease 62 acres of government land to the ...