Hari Krishan Kaul Born on July 22, 1934, in Zaindar Mohalla, Srinagar, Professor Hari Krishan Kaul, holds a significant place in the literary world of Kashmir. In 1960,...

It is believed that in the year 1955, the first two Kashmiri short stories ‘Jawabi-Card’ and ‘YeliPholGaash’ written by Dina Nath Nadim and Som Nath Zutshi respectively,appeared in a single...

Late Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed (1907–1972) was a prominent figure who served as the Prime Minister/Chief Minister of the State of Jammu and Kashmir for eleven years, from 1953 to 1964....

Pushkar Bhan, the maestro of Kashmiri humor and satire, was a renowned playwright, dramatist, and theater personality. With his unique blend of satire sprawled in his ever-best literary creations, Bhan...

Amin Kamil, the renowned Kashmiri literary figure, was a beloved author, and I had the privilege of being acquainted with his work. Born on 3rd August 1924, he passed away...

Sufi Ghulam Mohammad, the esteemed founder-editor of the 'Srinagar Times,' was not only a prominent journalist but also an impressive short story writer. Known for his integrity and amiable personality,...

Bansi Nirdosh is a renowned and prolific Kashmiri writer known for his captivating storytelling skills. Born in 1930 in Srinagar (Kashmir), he began his literary career as an editor for...

To be accurate, a notable and substantial tradition of writing narratives based on the life of lord Rama, can be traced in Kashmiri literature as early as the 19th century....

Our country is culturally rich and diverse in nature. Its diverse culture is reflected in our various rituals and festivals like Holi, Diwali, Dussehra, Pongal, Shivratri, Christmas, Eid etc. Indians...

A few days back while I was in India doing some transactions in a bank, I found an old man standing in a corner, presumably, looking around for someone to...