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Prateeksha
Give A Voice To Your Story!
Kashmir Untold aims to document eye-witness accounts of the migration of different communities from the united province of Jammu and...
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Shereen Naman
Remembering Kashmir through Memoirs and Souvenirs
Historians typically privilege documents over other non-verbal sources of information to retrieve information and knowledge about the...
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Shereen Naman
A Treasure Box full of Priceless Memories: The Presence of Erstwhile Feudal Families in Kashmir
Once one of the most influential communities of Kashmir, what is the fate of the Zalidars, or the Feudal Lords of Kashmir in these...
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Srilagna Majumdar
What haunts the Valley of Kashmir
The Partition of 1947, the biggest mass migration in history, is not an event of the past, because its consequences are still very much...
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Srilagna Majumdar
Of Myths and War
More than seventy years ago, in August 1947, the British left the subcontinent divided into India and Pakistan. The fate of Jammu and...
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Srilagna Majumdar
Kashmir through the lens of Bollywood
Cinema is a diverse cultural practice that reflects a plethora of social, economic, and cultural phenomena in modern societies. Bollywood...
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Vaishnavi Joshi
An endangered art: Kashmiri Walnut-wood carving
An enticing art was introduced in the 15th century in the valley of Kashmir by Sheikh Hamza Makhdom during the reign of Zainul Abdideen....
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Prateeksha
Looking at Kashmir through Rishabh Razdan's Eyes
When we started Kashmir Untold in 2018, we had to find someone willing to share their story with us. Through a mutual friend, we met...
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Srilagna Majumdar
THE VOICES SUBDUED
The year 1931 marked a watershed in the history of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. For the first time since alien rule was imposed, the...
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Prateeksha
Objects - Our New Story-Tellers!
"While memory fades away, the object remains unaltered as a constant reminder of the past and the lost home." (Aanchal Malhotra) Kashmir...
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