By: Sheeraz Zaman ( Socio-Political Activist) Baisakhi does not merely recur as a calendrical event; it reasserts itself as a dense civilizational moment in...
Culture and Heritage
Written By: Sheeraz Zaman Fasting is as old as religious consciousness itself. Whenever human beings have turned toward God or the sacred, they have...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Holi arrives each year like a sudden burst of light after a long tunnel, a day when streets that...
By Upender Ambardar Festivals and sacred days have deep roots in our socio-religious traditions. They form a significant part of our cultural heritage. Their...
Upender Ambardar Festivals and sacred days have deep roots in our socio-religious traditions. They form a significant part of our...
Written by: Anusreeta Dutta In Jammu and Kashmir, eating is more than just that. It’s a language that shows who you are, what you...
Written by Sheeraz Zaman Perched gracefully upon the hill that bears its name, gazing over the shimmering expanse of Dal Lake and the undulating...
Written by: Sheeraz Zaman ( Socio Political Activist ) Few festivals in human civilization embody the convergence of myth, morality, and metaphysics as profoundly...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Kshemendra (c. 990–1070 CE), an eminent polymath of mediaeval Kashmir, composed Samaya Mātrikā during the Lohara dynasty, a polity...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Raksha Bandhan—literally “the bond of protection” in Sanskrit—has for centuries stood as one of the most cherished festivals of...
