Blessed by Lord Shiva: The Gaddi tribe of Jammu and Kashmir By Arka Chakraborty India is distinguished by its incredible diversity,...

Kalari Cheese: The Dogra Delicacy that deserves more attention By Arka Chakarborty Cheese is a culinary delight generally associated with...

The Black-necked Crane of Ladakh: Dark Wings of Majesty By Arka Chakarborty Let’s talk about birds. These members of the avian family...

Little Hands, Big Imagination: Annual Art Competition at Kidzee Pre School, Rehari Children proudly display their artwork during the JK Arts Foundation Art Competition 2024 at Kidzee, Rehari, Jammu. On 30th January 2024, JK Arts Foundation organized an Annual Art Competition at Kidzee Pre School, Rehari, Jammu, engaging 33 young learners in a joyful celebration of creativity, imagination, and self-expression. Early childhood is a crucial stage for cognitive and emotional deve

Rozabal Shrine - One of the Unsolved Mysteries of India By Sayan Lodh India the confluence of diverse cultures contains many mysteries. One such mystery is present in Jammu and Kashmir ‘the Heaven on Earth.’ Located in the narrow alleys of Khanyar of Downtown (old city) Srinagar, the Rozabal shrine’s door opens for the devotees only on the 13 th day of every lunar month. The term Rozabal is derived from the Kashmiri Rauza-bal meaning “The Honoured/Holy shrine” or “Tomb of the

Exploring the Culinary Delights of Kashmiri Rajma By Arka Chakarborty The Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is famed across India not...

Snow Leopards in the Himalayas By Arka Chakarborty The vast swathes of Himalayan regions within the Indian subcontinent have been of...

Kashmiri Saag or Haak: a Quintessential part of the Cuisine of Jammu and Kashmir By Arka Chakarborty Food is seen as one of the most...

Workshop on instilling Critical Thinking through Gond Art conducted at Gurumat Kanya Pathshala Art has traditionally been perceived as domain of the elite, an essentially useless endeavor only meant as a way to express and experience the world to be enjoyed by the privileged few and practiced by the talented fewer. In reality, practicing art leads to a range of cognitive and behavioral developments which are essential for the holistic growth of a human being. Art, if practice

Nadru: The Wonderful Lotus Stem that graces Kashmir’s Kitchens By Arka Chakarborty Throughout its millennia-long history, the valley of...

Gucchi: The Honeycombed Delight of Extravagance By Arka Chakarborty Our beautiful world is filled with limitless possibilities when it...

Elegance Knotted with Tears: The Tale of Kashmiri Carpets By Arka Chakarborty The valley of Kashmir is a lot more than simple a...

Namda art in Kashmir: A Story of Histories, Hardships and Hopes BY Geeta Vaishnavi The valley of Kashmir holds in its depths a...

From Laughter and Joy to Snakes and Stones: The Tale of Parihaspora By Arka Chakarborty Situated nearly 26 kilometers away from Jammu and...

Koshur: the Kashmiri language in its past and present By Geeta Vaishnavi Language is the essence of humanity. Languages, as complex ways...

Aru Valley: A bit of Heavenly Tranquility amid Scintillating Peaks By Geeta Vaishnavi Pahalgam, a small but vibrant town situated in the...

Sree Ranbireshwar Temple: The Jewel in the Crown of the City of Temples By Sayan Lodh The city of Jammu was established by Raja...

Exploring Early Kashmir through its Coins, from the Earliest Times to the Hun Rule By Arka Chakarborty Coins, from the moment of their...

Buddhist Culture in Kashmir By Sayan Lodh India’s crown Kashmir has been the cradle of Indic civilisation throughout ages. At one time,...

Kalaroos Caves: The Gateways to a Natural Mystery By Arka Chakarborty The valley of Kashmir is a repository of natural wonders so...