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The reason for that is if you go back and see what kind of movies used to be screened in theatres, one can imagine and understand the cinema-going class here,” he recalled.
Artists hailed director, Mehmood Ahmad Shah for providing spellbound art spaces for the artists to showcase their work.
A kashmiri artist performs during a cultural event in Srinagar.
In Kashmir, many people, mostly youngsters, get nose jobs done because they want to look good and “reshape” their noses and also build their lost confidence, says a prominent ENT specialist and Rhinoplasty surgeon, Dr Shafqat Islam.
Deputy Commissioner (DC) Budgam and senior IAS officer, Syeed Fakhrudin Hamid
His death has been widely mourned by people from different sections of the society, especially the literary circles.
The three friends planned to go on a Shikara ride and send out a message that Kashmir was tolerant of all religions and faiths.
“The government has kept around Rs 40 crore budget to uplift this dying water body,” he said.
“If we want to work in an environment which is not just safer but productive for all of us, we have to speak up as a body and not shy away from raising our demands,” Ashiq said. [Representational Image]
His health suddenly started deteriorating and was hospitalised for immediate treatment.
“We at INTACH Kashmir are committed to celebrating our cherished common heritage with the community at large,” cultural activist and convenor, INTACH, Kashmir, Saleem Beg, told Greater Kashmir.
“Pampore, my hometown, is known as Kashmir’s saffron town for its precious high-grade spice. The blossoming of the saffron crocus marks the start of winter in Kashmir, turning vast fields into a purple canvas,” says Rouf Ahmad, a saffron grower from the Pampore area.
She is fired when her employer learns that her husband was an insurgent.
The house resonates with the art vibes, with colours and their smell dotting the corners.
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Additional Chief Secretary (ACS), Agriculture Production Department (APD), Atal Dulloo
Prof Zeerak says that the Kashmir and Ladakh regions of erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir state had been rich in ethnic folklore, traditional knowledge, culture, and heritage.
The café serves customers with their favourite foods and drinks while sitting on the real parts of the vehicles and antique machines.
“Many steps have been taken. We have sketched a brief account of our recent initiatives for education of tribal students aimed at laying a strong foundation. There is a very challenging task ahead in this regard," Secretary, Department of Tribal Affairs, Dr Shahid Choudhary said.
Greater Kashmir has learnt that no prescription audit has been carried out for a long time, besides pharma companies have been given free hand in the distribution of the medicines in hospitals and outside hospital premises—which is worsening the scenario in Jammu and Kashmir, especially in Kashmir region. [Representational Image]
According to official figures, the unemployment rate of Jammu and Kashmir touched 22.2 percent during the month of October, 2021—which is the highest among all states and union territories of India.
A Shikara rows in world famous Dal Lake with migratory birds swimming parallelly in the water body amid chilling cold in Srinagar. [Representational Image]
He said within the coming 2 months, nearly 3000 candidates would get job offers with the government departments and modalities have been finalized in this regard.
File photo of Additional Chief Secretary Health and Medical Education Vivek Bhardwaj
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According to the government order, SKIMS Medical College and Hospital, Bemina, and Sub District Hospital (SDH) Sopore have been declared as COVID-19 hospitals. [File]
People stand in a queue to get an oxygen cylinder for patients at Srinagar's tertiary care, SMHS hospital on April 28, 2021. [File]
“Nowadays, we are seeing many people testing COVID positive with a history of fever, sore throat and cough. The number of cases is increasing both in adults and children but the majority of these have mild symptoms."
Addressing a press conference at the Old Secretariat complex in Srinagar, the Director Health said that the decision about the suspension of such facilities would only be taken after a proper assessment of the health scenario here. [File]
A health worker sorts swab samples for COVID-19 testing taken from tourists before they enter Gulmarg in north Kashmir's Baramulla.
It may be recalled that according to WHO, Omicron has several mutations that may have an impact on how it behaves, for example, on how easily it spreads or the severity of illness it causes. [File]
“We have to make sure that our rush to the hospitals gets dwindled. We have to keep the situation under control,” Director Health Services, Kashmir Dr Mushtaq Ahmad Rather told Greater Kashmir. [Representational Imgae]
A kid holds Kanger amid chill in Kashmir, on 9th January 2022. [Representational Image]
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