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Anees Zargar
Lack of PPE: Despite Lessons from Italy, Iran, Healthcare Workers in Kashmir Vulnerable
31 Mar 2020
Earlier, on Monday, among the new positive cases was a doctor from the Government Medical College Jammu, the first instance of a healthcare worker to get infected in the region.
Safina Nabi
Kashmir: How the Youth is Sensitising People to Counter COVID-19
28 Mar 2020
From increasing the spread of information to chipping in with making masks, how Kashmir is now dealing with another lockdown.
Amit Wanchoo
How to Live in Lockdowns – Lessons from Kashmir
28 Mar 2020
Patience, planning, perseverance, positivity and community bonding can help a lot.
Gautam Navlakha
Cease All Wars In Humanity’s Grave Crisis
26 Mar 2020
Hear the UN chief: all conflicts should end so that a better world order emerges after this pandemic.
Kamran Yousuf
Kashmir: Migrant Workers Become Target Amid COVID-19 Scare, Locals Fear Community Spread
24 Mar 2020
The workers, however, said that they were checked at different checkpoints before arriving at the Valley.
Anees Zargar
Kashmir: NC MP Writes to Amit Shah, Urges Revocation of Detention Orders in Light of Coronavirus
23 Mar 2020
According to official records, Srinagar's central jail has more than 60 inmates above the age of 50, and have been incarcerated since August. Out of them, more than 20 are above the age of 60.
Suhail Bhat
COVID-19: Work From Home ‘Not an Option’ with Slow Speed Internet in Kashmir
22 Mar 2020
While businesses are unable to function properly due to the slow speed, students are also unable to access their study materials and residents are struggling to even access information regarding…
Anees Zargar
Kashmir Quarantine Zones in Bad Shape, Precautionary Measures Inadequate
21 Mar 2020
An MBBS student quarantined at a Srinagar hotel said the authorities had mixed up individuals coming back from different countries with domestic ones.
Anees Zargar
Srinagar: First Coronavirus Case in Old City Disrupts Life in Kashmir, Restrictions Imposed
19 Mar 2020
Following confirmation, authorities immediately imposed restrictions on assembly, public gathering and movement in many areas to avoid the spread of the disease.
Safina Nabi
Kashmir: After Three Months, Shafiya Finally Painted – She Titled it ‘Dead Air’
16 Mar 2020
After Kashmir’s bifurcation, artists and poets faced a strange silence. Their brushes and pens had much to say, but there was an overwhelming sense that something intangible had been lost.