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[ad_1] SRINAGAR: As expected, the Tehran-Riyadh restoration of ties with Beijing’s help has led triggered a serious debate the world over. With most of the countries supportive of the agreement, a general perception is that the USA, the world’s most powerful nation, has been side-lined by an emerging China. US President Joe Biden with MbS…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: The play named Akh Pryetch, the fifth play in the series of eight-day long Theatre Festival Kashmir 2023, was a riddle. Written by broadcaster Nisar Naseem and presented by Yamberzal Youth Club, it triggered curiosity among the audience, mostly college students. The play touches on sensitive issues like short-tempered behaviour…
[ad_1] SRINAGAR: In a Himalayan development that will have huge consequences for regional peace and the Muslim world, arch-rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia have agreed to revive diplomatic relations after a long hiatus. What is interesting, it was China that played the broker. The two countries will unlock their diplomatic missions within the next 60…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: It is something that is basic to almost everybody – Tankha, the salary. It is always a matter of concern for everybody working for the government or private sector. This was the theme of the fourth play in the ongoing Theatre Festival Kashmir 2023. The play is written by Rashid…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: It was the return of the last two centuries on stage when a group of artists staged Chakdar Pather in Tagore Hall. Pather is basically a fold theatre that usually as satire and comedy as part of the process. The play opened with a band of four people welcoming the…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: Novelist and playwright Sohan Lal Koul has remained a popular choice for theatre because he has his hand on the pulse of society. In the last festival, at least three of his plays were staged in a single festival. Koul’s Gindan Tamashe which was staged at Tagore Hall tackled the…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: The curtains rose to the sound of water gushing and birds chirping, offering an idea of a serene spot lacking noise and visibility. Melodious background music added to the sensory appeal. As soon as the stage lit up, a beautiful set-up of the village could be seen. Heemal, played by…
[ad_1] by Tazeem Nazir SRINAGAR: Since antiquity, Kashmir valley’s extremely cold weather conditions have forced the local populace to innovate to compensate for the scarcity of food items as connectivity to the outside world remains cut off for months. The answer to the vegetable crisis in winter was Hokh Syun, the traditional dried vegetables. Today, when…
[ad_1] by Prof Abdul Majeed Ganai and Dr Parvaiz Ahmed Reshi SRINAGAR: Kashmir valley is set to have its own research-based animal feed supplement in order to meet the mineral needs of livestock. A group of herdsmen with sheep, milk storage and other accessories. An undated photograph from British archives. Named KashMin, the supplement feed would…
[ad_1] by Ifra Reshi SRINAGAR: In a fast-paced world, students across the world are facing the pressure of performing well in their academics but in the subcontinent and particularly in Kashmir the situation is even worse. Nida Zehra, Mental Health Counsellor at Child Guidance and Wellbeing Centre IMHANS, Kashmir says that the situation in Kashmir is…