POJK rises up against Pakistan; Voices to merge with Bharat rise
The ongoing protests in Muzaffarabad, a major city of Pakistan occupied Jammu- Kashmir, have become a sort of resistance and assertion of local people
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The ongoing protests in Muzaffarabad, a major city of Pakistan occupied Jammu- Kashmir, have become a sort of resistance and assertion of local people
Abdul Qayoom Khan, known as Nazar Boniyari, born on January 2, 1949, in Trikanjan, Kashmir, emerged as a pioneering figure in Pahari and Urdu literature. Despite familial backgrounds distant from poetry, his passion for writing blossomed early. Educated at the University of Kashmir, he pursued Urdu literature, paving the way for a distinguished career in education. Boniyari's influence transcended roles, shaping the literary and cultural landscape of Kashmir. His contributions to preserving regional languages and advancing Pahari culture were profound. An anchor and writer, his talents re...
Gurdwara Tibba Nanaksar Sahib, a sacred Sikh shrine in Pakistan, stands on the brink of collapse. Located in the Pakpattan area of Sahiwal district, this historical landmark associated with the founder of Sikhism, Guru Nanak Dev, is facing severe neglect by the Pakistani government. Years of indiffe
The Jammu and Kashmir government marked the consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya with a half-day holiday, aligning with over half the country's celebrations. A subsequent directive closed liquor shops for 36 hours, declaring a "Dry Day" on January 22. Special pujas were held at prominent temples in Srinagar, Lal Chowk, and the Hanuman temple, with bustling activities in Jammu, where residents adorned their surroundings with Ram temple flags. In a symbolic gesture of communal harmony, Positive Kashmir presented 2 kilograms of saffron to the VHP President for the temple. Nota...
New Delhi/IBNS: Two Shankaracharyas including one from Puri will not attend the Ram Temple consecration in Ayodhya that will be headlined by Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections citing failure to follow norms and a "political angle" to an event, something that was echoed by the opposition too.