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6 Unique Indian Cheese Varieties You've Never Heard Of, With Recipes And Health Benefits
These six cheeses prove that India's cheese story goes way beyond paneer. Each one carries history, whether it's Portuguese influence in Bengal, Tibetan traditions in the Himalayas, or Dogra ingenuity in Kashmir.
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Hundreds Of Kashmiri Pandits Gather At Annual J&K Mela Under Tight Security
Hundreds of Kashmiri Pandits have gathered at Tulmulla in Jammu and Kashmir's Ganderbal district to participate in the annual Kheer Bhawani Mela, an age-old festival symbolising Kashmir's rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
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Centre Blames Pakistan For Spate Of Targeted Killings In Kashmir
It was unanimously decided that Kashmiri Pandits would be moved to safer locations but not out of Kashmir. "Centre can't be part of any ethnic cleansing. In this government, we believe in multi cultural society," added a senior level officer.
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"Insaniyat, Jamhooriyat, Kashmiriyat": Amit Shah's Big Push For J&K
Union Minister Amit Shah, responding to the debate on the bill to extend President's Rule in Jammu and Kashmir, said the government will preserve "Insaniyat, Jamhooriyat and Kashmiriyat" - terms first used by former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee while speaking of a healing touch for the state. But renewing the promise, Mr Shah also delivered ...
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"Love Everything About Kashmir": Poland Couple Remarries In Srinagar
Inspired by the rich culture of Kashmir Valley, a couple from Poland, hosted their wedding reception at banks of river Jhelum in Srinagar. The ceremony, that took place on Saturday, was held according to Kashmiri customs.
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Volunteers Help Kashmiri Pandits Raised Away From Home Rediscover Roots
For Kashmiri Pandits forced to flee Kashmir in the 90s in the wake of violence and terrorism, a detachment from language and culture has been among the biggest problems.
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Srinagar, Part Of Smart City Mission, Gets A Facelift
Less than two months after the Narendra Modi government included Srinagar in the Smart City mission, the capital of Jammu and Kashmir is getting a facelift.
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As Violence Raged, 4 Lakh People Thought Of Ways To Make Srinagar A Smart City
As Srinagar, like other parts of the Valley, was witnessing violence, shutdowns and curfews, a group of young people were hard at work, creating models, logos and thinking how to make the city a better place to live in. Their inputs have been clubbed by the government to finalise the Srinagar smart city proposal - the idea to develop Srinagar into...
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Separatists Invite Tourists, Pilgrims To Kashmir, Promise Safety
Separatist leaders, who have been spearheading the five-month-long unrest in Kashmir, in a surprise move today invited tourists and pilgrims to visit the Valley to enjoy the traditional hospitality of its people while promising them safety.
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Kashmiri Dishes That Are Fast Disappearing From the Valley
Often, when cultures lose certain foods, it is for the most unexpected reasons. We don't think of higher infant mortality and all-weather roads for the loss of food culture, but it is the latter why Kashmir has lost a vital component of its cooking.
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6 Unique Indian Cheese Varieties You've Never Heard Of, With Recipes And Health Benefits
These six cheeses prove that India's cheese story goes way beyond paneer. Each one carries history, whether it's Portuguese influence in Bengal, Tibetan traditions in the Himalayas, or Dogra ingenuity in Kashmir.
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Hundreds Of Kashmiri Pandits Gather At Annual J&K Mela Under Tight Security
Hundreds of Kashmiri Pandits have gathered at Tulmulla in Jammu and Kashmir's Ganderbal district to participate in the annual Kheer Bhawani Mela, an age-old festival symbolising Kashmir's rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
-
Centre Blames Pakistan For Spate Of Targeted Killings In Kashmir
It was unanimously decided that Kashmiri Pandits would be moved to safer locations but not out of Kashmir. "Centre can't be part of any ethnic cleansing. In this government, we believe in multi cultural society," added a senior level officer.
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"Insaniyat, Jamhooriyat, Kashmiriyat": Amit Shah's Big Push For J&K
Union Minister Amit Shah, responding to the debate on the bill to extend President's Rule in Jammu and Kashmir, said the government will preserve "Insaniyat, Jamhooriyat and Kashmiriyat" - terms first used by former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee while speaking of a healing touch for the state. But renewing the promise, Mr Shah also delivered ...
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"Love Everything About Kashmir": Poland Couple Remarries In Srinagar
Inspired by the rich culture of Kashmir Valley, a couple from Poland, hosted their wedding reception at banks of river Jhelum in Srinagar. The ceremony, that took place on Saturday, was held according to Kashmiri customs.
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Volunteers Help Kashmiri Pandits Raised Away From Home Rediscover Roots
For Kashmiri Pandits forced to flee Kashmir in the 90s in the wake of violence and terrorism, a detachment from language and culture has been among the biggest problems.
-
Srinagar, Part Of Smart City Mission, Gets A Facelift
Less than two months after the Narendra Modi government included Srinagar in the Smart City mission, the capital of Jammu and Kashmir is getting a facelift.
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As Violence Raged, 4 Lakh People Thought Of Ways To Make Srinagar A Smart City
As Srinagar, like other parts of the Valley, was witnessing violence, shutdowns and curfews, a group of young people were hard at work, creating models, logos and thinking how to make the city a better place to live in. Their inputs have been clubbed by the government to finalise the Srinagar smart city proposal - the idea to develop Srinagar into...
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Separatists Invite Tourists, Pilgrims To Kashmir, Promise Safety
Separatist leaders, who have been spearheading the five-month-long unrest in Kashmir, in a surprise move today invited tourists and pilgrims to visit the Valley to enjoy the traditional hospitality of its people while promising them safety.
-
Kashmiri Dishes That Are Fast Disappearing From the Valley
Often, when cultures lose certain foods, it is for the most unexpected reasons. We don't think of higher infant mortality and all-weather roads for the loss of food culture, but it is the latter why Kashmir has lost a vital component of its cooking.
