A tight spot

Amnesty’s latest Kashmir report must spur corrective action

DATELINE SRINAGAR By Arjimand Hussain Talib

Amnesty International guys have done some plain talking on Kashmir after quite a while. To all those who believe in democratic values and rule of law, its latest report should cause worry. No political set up that aspires to be acknowledged as democratic would afford to get a report like this on its More

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Stones Told Me Stories

The stories I am narrating decades after

Nostalgia By ZGM

Stones came to life!  I very vividly remember during soonth- in wee hours I and my buddies almost every day in wee hours went up Koh-a-Maran, the legendary hillock barely a kilo meter from my house. Going uphill this hillock had its own romance. The massive brownish boulders that frighteningly More

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Spring is here

Spring season rejuvenates our spirit for struggle and bliss

Freeze FRAME By Syeda Afshana

They say spring is the time and symbol of nature’s rebirth. Of course, it is the season when nature stops weeping for gladness, clouds move, fir¬mament gets clear, brightness radiates, flowers in gar¬den blush with ease, pigeons coo and sparrows twit¬ter in joy as they nest for their new nestlings More

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‘Endangered crafts’

Our youth make a hope of its revival

WHATS UP BY SAJAD BAZAZ

A few days back I had an opportunity to attend one of the sessions of Youth Leadership Summit 2011 organised here at Sher-i-Kashmir International Convention Centre by a non governmental organization, One Young Kashmir and supported by Mercy Corps. The theme of Summit – Lets learn and live our culture More

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