kashmir valley

Kashmir’s Sonamarg witnessed its season’s first snowfall in August. Tourists were left amazed as snow, rain, and greenery created breathtaking scenes.

Srinagar-based Sheikh Asif worked in several odd jobs before establishing his own IT venture in Manchester, UK. He has also helped 900 students from the valley with digital literacy for free.

"We must take whatever measures possible to help persons in dire need irrespective of religion, caste, creed and colour."

Instead of succumbing to immense pressure from his ministers and media, he used the occasion to open a new chapter in India’s history.

As many as 1,300 workers and 300 engineers are part of the dedicated workforce who have been working round-the-clock on the site.

With 36 workstations, cafeterias and a meeting space, ThinkPod looks towards fostering innovation in Kashmir.

A young man from Maharashtra has given a home to and is educating the daughters of militants killed in encounters in Kashmir. The girls had no other place to go to in the deeply patriarchal society of the Valley.

Dimitry Lobanov, a 33-year-old Russian tourist, fell into a deep snow-covered gorge in Gulmarg area of Kashmir Valley this Sunday. He was buried in snow and was severely injured. But thanks to the laudable rescue operation by the Indian Army, he is now safe and is being treated by doctors.