College student launches KartFood, Kashmir’s first online food delivery service
College student launches KartFood, Kashmir’s first online food delivery service KartFood has tied up with 15 restaurants in Srinagar, and is now planning to expand its
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J&K is the country’s safest tourist destination, as per state govt officials
Jammu and Kashmir has been declared as the country’s safest tourist spot for domestic travellers, and the tensions witnessed on borders have little to no
The Kashmiri Stone Artist On The Brink of Quitting His Craft – Manzoor Ahmed
Far from the maddening urban rush of the Srinagar City, somewhere in the remoteness of Ganderbal, our quest for exquisite art forms of Kashmir let
2 Kashmiri women achievers to be felicitated by President
Two Kashmiri women are among the 115 women achievers to be felicitated by the President of India on January 20, Saturday, at Rashtrapati Bhawan, New
Achievers meet at South Kashmir Leadership Summit 2018
SRB Style Statement in association with A-Mart & Kathi Junction Pulwama organised the South Kashmir Leadership Summit 2018 at Government Degree College (Boys) Pulwama. In
This entrepreneur from Srinagar is on a mission to take Kashmiri cuisine to the world
Nasir Andrabi, resident of Bagaat, Srinagar, and a business graduate from Cardiff Business School, London, quit his banking job at Singapore to start his own
Meet Nadiya, Kashmir’s first female football coach
A 10-year-old Nadiya Nighat played football for the first time with a bunch of boys from her neighbourhood. She loved kicking the ball around so
Kashmir Tourism
Kashmir Tourism Source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JV8S-z90jkg Disclaimer : No copyright infringement intended, all content posted here is just for educational purposes. Mail us at [email protected], if
1,300 shikarawallas, one misson: Cleaning up the Jewel of Kashmir
The Dal Lake is dying a slow death with each passing day – it has shrunk to 24 sq km in the last two decades
Thanks to its farmers, Kashmir is a land of honey
Farmers growing fruits and vegetables in Kashmir are doubling as beekeepers to boost their incomes, taking advantage of vast tracts of horticultural land with their