Kashmir’s Quiet Resilience And Spirituality Amid Conflict

As Ramadan approaches, the prayers of Kashmir’s people resonate more deeply than ever. They pray for peace, not just for themselves, but for a future where their children can live without fear. These prayers are imbued with the hope that one day, the beauty of their homeland will no longer be overshadowed by its pain. Until that day comes, their faith remains a beacon of hope in a land of unyielding beauty and resilience, a testament to the enduring spirit of a people determined to find peace amid the chaos.

Fighting In Putin’s ‘Spiritual War’: Indian Men Forced To Join The Russian Army

The Russian military’s need to replenish its ranks for what appears to be a long-term war against Ukraine and its Western allies has resulted in Indian men being lured to Moscow with the promise of work, only to discover that they have been forced to enlist in the army. Russian President Vladimir Putin has even justified the invasion of Ukraine partly as a defense of the Moscow-oriented Orthodox Church.

Amid Conflict In Kashmir, Martial Arts Emerges as a Popular Trend Among Girls

As these young athletes continue to make strides, they not only bring honor to themselves but also shine a light on the indomitable spirit of Kashmir. In a region grappling with adversity, their rise signifies a hopeful chapter, illustrating how sports can be a catalyst for change.

Asia, News, Religion, SportsZaffar IqbalNovember 29, 2023Zaffar Iqbal, Kashmir, martial arts, sports, Zenger News, ZengerNews, Zenger, Primary feature, SportsComment

Kashmiri Rappers Unmask Pain And Strength Through Music

The journey of Kashmiri rappers began with a desire to be heard. With each rhyme, they found solace and empowerment, creating a path for future generations to follow. The verses of Kashmiri rappers unmask the harsh realities of their homeland, shedding light on the pain and resilience of its people. Their lyrics become a mirror, reflecting the struggles and aspirations of a generation yearning for peace.

Hindu Pilgrimage In Kashmir Resumes After Two Years, Days After Targeted Killings

An annual Hindu pilgrimage to a holy cave in Kashmir has resumed after two years of its suspension during the pandemic and only days after a series of targeted deadly attacks on Hindus, allegedly by militants fighting against Indian rule.

Migrant Workers Flee Kashmir After Deadly Militant Attacks

Several recent deadly attacks on Hindu migrant workers in Kashmir — as militants fight to separate the region from India — are prompting many to flee the Muslim-majority Himalayan valley, particularly the migrant workers who have participated in Kashmir's economy for decades as construction workers and street vendors.

Asia, NewsZaffar IqbalOctober 21, 2021Primary Feature, Kashmir, migrant workers, India, COVID-19, Zaffar Iqbal, Zenger, Secondary FeatureComment

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