Nazar Nasir: Breaking gender stereotypes in Kashmir through crochet
At the age of 19, Nazar Nasir decided to share the idea of him knitting and crocheting with his family members. Their reaction was exactly
Category : Inspiring Stories
Inspite of no financial and family support, Javid Ahmad Ganie, a 12th class student has made his way to play in the Under-19 Cricket Tournament in India
At a time when youth in Kashmir are grappling with uncertainty and insecurity due to the prolonged conflict, a Budgam boy has made his way
A young hospital management professional has converted her passion for crocheting into her profession | But unlike other online stores, run by young members, Snober’s core team comprises her mother and grandmother who work with a spirit and manage the bulk of orders.
Hailing from Islamabad’s Iqbalbad locality, Snober Aijaz Khan, 23, is living her passion. Snober holds good Curriculum Vitae. After completing her Bachelors in Emergency and Trauma
Kashmiri women, successfully broke the taboos to create their own niche | Mehreen Amin Kashmir’s first professional female fitness trainer and women exclusive gym owner
From past few years, women in Kashmir are venturing into fields, which were considered all-male bastions. Running restaurants to becoming photojournalists, young women here have
Real Kashmir brings I-league home
After winning a debut match in I-League 2018-19 on October 30, 2018, against Minerva Punjab FC, Kashmir based football club called Real Kashmir FC will be playing
Meet Shopian’s Sqay champion – A farmer’s son Ehsaan-ul- Boodha of south Kashmir’s Shopian district has made his name in Sqay
Ehsaan-ul- Boodha of south Kashmir’s Shopian district has made his name in Sqay — South Asian form of sword-fighting originating in Kashmir by winning several
CUK Felicitates Mehvish Mehraj ME’n’U Café Owner, the woman who breaks all stereotypes and makes her mark in Hospitality Business
Vice-Chancellor, Central University of Kashmir (CUK) Prof. Mehraj ud Din Mir on Thursday felicitated Mehvish Mehraj, owner of the ME’n’U café. It is pertinent to
Real Kashmir FC highlights the love of football in the midst of instability in Kashmir
Real Kashmir Football Club has created a campaign to showcase the impact the team has made in the valley. The film, which is created
Ibreez Rakshan is JK’s first woman orthopedist | ventured into a field which has been perceived as a ‘no-go zone’ for women doctors across India
Orthopedics, the last ‘male bastion’ of medical sciences in Jammu and Kashmir, has finally got its first woman practitioner. Ibreez Rakshan, 24, a postgraduate student
Meet the two women putting Kashmiri cuisine on tables around the world | Also Aiming to un-cloud the doubts that Kashmir “isn’t a safe place” or “it’s a war-zone bereft of life”.
Driven by the motto of promoting Kashmiri cuisine and food outside the valley, two Kashmiri cousins have come together to set up the ‘Kashmiri Table’. By