[ad_1] Drug abuse is already an epidemic. Earlier the drug abusers used to die silent death by overdose. Now, the resource-deficit addicts have started turning against their own relations, reports Raashid Andrabi With the hospitals getting an unprecedented number of addicts, some with overdose, a new pandemic is in progressContinue Reading
[ad_1] Even though modernity has overtaken the traditional arts associated with handicrafts, some specialities survived the onslaught. Mir Suneem reports the maze where a neglected art form is battling for survival Ghulam Nabi Wani, an aged Naqash artists working on wood in a dim-lit workshop at his Safa Kadal residenceContinue Reading
[ad_1] Like carpets that Kashmir weaves but ill-affords for itself, the valley produces more than 25 tons of costly morels that sell at a cost higher than silver in the global market, reports Tazeem Nazir Morel Mushrooms, locally called Gucchi or Kan Gitch are prized wild-growing Fungi that feed aContinue Reading
[ad_1] The Geographical Survey of India (GSI) revelations that Reasi hills hold vast treasures of rare and expensive lithium have triggered hopes of a better carbon-free future and a lot of prosperity. The inferred deposits have implied flip side too, reports Khalid Bashir Gura On February 9, an otherwise non-descriptContinue Reading
[ad_1] With the political permutations and combinations continuously at play in Jammu and Kashmir since the last assembly elections in 2014, the region has witnessed the formation of 22 new political parties in the last eight years, reports Yawar Hussain JK Police arrested the founder of Awami Awaaz Party onContinue Reading
[ad_1] Srinagar is expanding fast as hoards of rich, professionals and fortune hunters from Kashmir periphery are making Srinagar their home. Raashid Andrabi explains the trend This is the main Srinagar city called the down-town where congested housing is the norm. KL Image: Bilal Bahadur Syed Ishfaq, 42, a residentContinue Reading
[ad_1] Jammu and Kashmir has one of the highest unemployment ratios in India. To overcome joblessness, the government initiated job fairs and invited a lot of companies to hire the unemployed. In 23 fairs, 9743 unemployed youth offered their services to 205 participating companies but only 623 got jobs, reportsContinue Reading