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Heightened view of Muzaffarabad city, capital of Pakistan administered Jammu & Kashmir, on both river banks after the 2005 Kashmir earthquake.

Muzaffarabad Diary: Another Storm Brews in Pakistan-administered Kashmir

12 Nov 2025

3 min read

As rumors of a no-confidence motion intensify in Muzaffarabad, familiar political fault lines resurface, echoing Islamabad’s own power games and revealing deep fractures in the region’s governance.

Senior journalist associated with BBC Riyaz Masroor with the author Asma Bhat.

News

The Shrinking Space: With No Platforms, Young Journalists Struggle

Asma Bhat

10 Nov 2025

9 min read

A file photo of journalists’ protest against internet shutdown in Srinagar on December 14, 2019.

News Analysis

Government as Gatekeeper: Who Decides Who’s a Bonafide Journalist?

KT NEWS SERVICE

07 Nov 2025

8 min read

Floodwaters crossed the danger mark in September 2025, disrupting road connectivity in Shamsipora, Anantnag, South Kashmir.

In Focus

Frequent Floods Weaken Jhelum’s Embankments: No Dredging Threatens Lives, Livelihoods in Riverside Villages

Junaid Manzoor Dar

06 Nov 2025

9 min read

Video

Young Journalists Grapple With Shrinking Job Market In Kashmir

Asma Bhat

02 Nov 2025

1 min read

Announcement of the Gaza Tribunal being made in Istanbul in Turkiye at the end of the session on Sunday, October 26, 2025

News

Gaza Tribunal Declares Israel Guilty of Genocide, Urges Global Action

Iftikhar Gilani

28 Oct 2025

5 min read

The Gaza Tribunal discussing the response from the world about situation in Gaza since October 7, 2023 during its session in Istanbul, Turkiye on Sunday, October 26, 2025.

News

Inside Gaza Tribunal: Witnesses, Memories Shaped Istanbul Verdict

Iftikhar Gilani

28 Oct 2025

5 min read

A view of the Delhi car blast of November 10, 2025.

Comment Articles

Delhi Red Fort Blast: The Unnamed Source Epidemic

Truth and justice are subverted in the mad scramble for scoops and breaking news based on unverified titbits.

Anuradha Bhasin

14 Nov 2025

7 min read

Head of the Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP), Parveena Ahanger, right, is comforted as she cries during a silent protest organized by the APDP on the International Day of the Disappeared in Srinagar, Kashmir, on August 30, 2013. The image is representational.

Comment Articles

Hidden Web: How Organized Crime Thrives in Kashmir

As the world marks the International Day against Transnational Organised Crime, the silence over Jammu and Kashmir reveals a darker truth.

Mehr un Nisa

14 Nov 2025

4 min read

Ruins of a house abandoned by Kashmiri Hindus during their exodus from Kashmir Valley due to targeted violence in an insurgency in the region.

Comment Articles

The Wound That Still Bleeds

Why Kashmir’s tragedy continues to haunt both Pandits and Muslims alike

Dr Abdul Ahad

12 Nov 2025

5 min read

Video

Young Journalists Grapple With Shrinking Job Market In Kashmir

Asma Bhat

02 Nov 2025

1 min read

News

PaJK Crisis: JKJAAC Movement and Breaking Down The Agreement With Pakistan Government

Anuradha Bhasin

06 Oct 2025

1 min read

Multimedia

Forgotten by Progress: Life in Fakir Gujri is far away from progress made in urban centres of Kashmir

Ubaid Mukhtar

21 Jul 2025

1 min read

News

On Razor’s Edge: Living with Haemophilia in rural Kashmir

Haseeb Ibn Hameed

19 Jun 2025

10 min read

Comment Articles

The Wound That Still Bleeds

Dr Abdul Ahad

12 Nov 2025

5 min read

Comment Articles

Why is Francesca Orsini so Dangerous for the orthodox Worldview?

Dr Rashid Ali

03 Nov 2025

3 min read

Master Manzoor from Kadipora, Anantnag weaves intricate tales of Kashmir’s heritage into the folds of a Pheran in Kashmir.

Comment Articles

Pheran: A Garment Intertwined with Identity, Resistance, and Migration

Rao Farman Ali

31 Oct 2025

8 min read

Team Zoona Dab: (Left to Right) Nayeema Ahmed (Nana Koor), Som Nath Sadhu (Saeb), Maryam Begum (Agha Bai), Pushkar Bhan (Mama Pipjee), Usha Nehru (Nosh), Ashok Kak (Ismala), Bashir Arif (Nazir Lala).

Comment Articles

Zoona Dub: The lifeline of Kashmir in the 70s

Nayeema Ahmad Mehjoor

04 Nov 2025

10 min read

Sampling location: (A) Archaeological site of Burzahom in Kashmir, India (left panel inset is the image of actual excavation site, right panel is calibrated AMS dates), (B) Skeletal remains from one of the burial, C. Skeleton of a child (red circle) alongside the female skeleton.

News

DNA From Ancient Burials in Kashmir Reveals Genetic Bridge

KT NEWS SERVICE

13 Oct 2025

6 min read

Nestled in the pristine valley of Uri, Kashmir’s first olive orchard showcases rows of carefully planted olive trees against the backdrop of majestic Himalayan peaks.

Features

Kashmir’s First Olive Orchard: Farmers Strike Gold From its Lessons

Sheikh Mustafa

22 Sep 2025

6 min read

A view of the Bhal Padri grazing pasture in Bhaderwah area of Doda district in Chenab Valley region.

Features

New Secret of the Himalayas Unraveled: Bhal Padri a Stunning Meadow in the Lap of Chenab Valley

Sadaket Malik

20 Jul 2025

3 min read

Kashmir Times

News

Muzaffarabad Diary: Another Storm Brews in Pakistan-administered Kashmir

The Shrinking Space: With No Platforms, Young Journalists Struggle

Government as Gatekeeper: Who Decides Who’s a Bonafide Journalist?

Frequent Floods Weaken Jhelum’s Embankments: No Dredging Threatens Lives, Livelihoods in Riverside Villages

Young Journalists Grapple With Shrinking Job Market In Kashmir

Gaza Tribunal Declares Israel Guilty of Genocide, Urges Global Action

Inside Gaza Tribunal: Witnesses, Memories Shaped Istanbul Verdict

Opinion

Delhi Red Fort Blast: The Unnamed Source Epidemic

Hidden Web: How Organized Crime Thrives in Kashmir

The Wound That Still Bleeds

Video (Multimedia)

Young Journalists Grapple With Shrinking Job Market In Kashmir

PaJK Crisis: JKJAAC Movement and Breaking Down The Agreement With Pakistan Government

Forgotten by Progress: Life in Fakir Gujri is far away from progress made in urban centres of Kashmir

On Razor’s Edge: Living with Haemophilia in rural Kashmir

Culture

The Wound That Still Bleeds

Why is Francesca Orsini so Dangerous for the orthodox Worldview?

Pheran: A Garment Intertwined with Identity, Resistance, and Migration

In Focus

Frequent Floods Weaken Jhelum’s Embankments: No Dredging Threatens Lives, Livelihoods in Riverside Villages

PSA detentions: A saga of copy, cut, paste of police orders, ‘vague allegations’, old cases coming to haunt

Aggressive Sandmining in Rambiara Devouring Apple Farms, Farmers’ Livelihoods

Twin Unrests: Ladakh And PaJK Signal Deeper Crisis

Endless Loop of Drug Addiction: Freed of Heroin, Prescribed Pills a Source of High

Features

Zoona Dub: The lifeline of Kashmir in the 70s

DNA From Ancient Burials in Kashmir Reveals Genetic Bridge

Kashmir’s First Olive Orchard: Farmers Strike Gold From its Lessons

New Secret of the Himalayas Unraveled: Bhal Padri a Stunning Meadow in the Lap of Chenab Valley