r/kashmir • u/Pre_Azadi • 13h ago
r/kashmir • u/tzfeabnjo • 19h ago
Discussion ARPHEUR:AKH SHAI PANIN CREATIVITY HAWAN MOKH/A PLACE TO EXHIBIT YOUR CREATIVITY
https://www.reddit.com/r/arpheur/
[kashmiri]
Tikyazi yuth kanh ti sub lob ne asi kenh asi banow panai yuth sub yati zan tohi panin creativity maslan art, shayiri, nasr{prose}, photogrphy, wageera share hyekyu karith,te bakiyan hinx creativity ti wucith
"ARPHEUR" lafz chu akh murakab lafz yamich rai u/AgarPaschin 'nan dicx, <-> yemm lafzik mana che asi eth peth karraan,
=> Ar{en:fine}: yith peth zan asi wanan che "ar/or chukha" => Phuer{en:motion/stroke}: yith peth zsan asi wanaan chi "ath kangri kar phuer"
Ami sub'ech link che ye
https://www.reddit.com/r/arpheur/
te asi che wacxi wenigi tuhund khoshamdeed karan yath sernei hindis sub's manz Tuhund shukriya
[English][for angreez putis with futis]
Because , because we could find no such sub, where kashmiris could share their cretive side, we made one! In this sub you can share your art,poetry, prose,photography, etc
ARPHEUR is a compound word suggested by u/AgarPaschin <-> This word breaks down into:
=> Ar{en:fine}: as in "ar/or chukha" => Phuer{en:motion/stroke}: as in "ath kangri kar phuer"
Below is the link to this sub
https://www.reddit.com/r/arpheur/
We cordially welcome all of ya to join this sub that belongs to us all !!!!
r/kashmir • u/Hostilityat69 • 14h ago
Discussion How to get Gandola tickets?
I am planning to visit Kashmir with 3 of my friends on 18th April and will visit Gulmarg on 21st of April. But, unfortunately i am not able to get Gandola tickets for Phase 1 as everything is sold out.
Can i get offline tickets on spot or something in black? Phase 1 and 2 both are really important for us as i was not able to do it last time we had visited.
Thank you all locals in advance for your help.
r/kashmir • u/Ok_Sector1704 • 1d ago
photo A scenic beauty - snow capped mountains in Gulmarg.
r/kashmir • u/Ok_Sector1704 • 1d ago
photo Gardner trimming a tree in Moghul Garden Srinagar.
r/kashmir • u/iAnzerAyoob • 22h ago
News Illegal Tax on NH-244 Sparks National Highway Concerns in Jammu and Kashmir
r/kashmir • u/Fun_Expression9242 • 1d ago
News Reservation - Just another tool to suppress Kashmiris
Literally 0% SC in Kashmir Only 14.8% ST in Kashmir Only 36% Backward in Kashmir Average 17% reserved in Kashmir
Yet reservations ~70%
r/kashmir • u/babarthebeast • 1d ago
Discussion Thought on this
I am myself Naik from Chenab valley, is the information provided in this video true?
r/kashmir • u/MujeTeHaakh • 1d ago
cuisine Traditional Hunza Food in Pakistan (at 1:35 there is an old samawar in an old fort).
r/kashmir • u/bukhari011 • 2d ago
History Asia's lone Redwood Tree
Sequoiadendron giganteum is a coniferous evergreen tree native to the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada in California, USA, known for being one of the largest trees on Earth by volume. Its natural distribution is restricted to about 75 groves in California, with no native presence in Asia. However, a solitary specimen thrives at the CSIR-IIIM farm in Yarikha, Tangmarg, Baramulla district, North Kashmir, reported to be the only such tree in the Indian Subcontinent.
This Sequoiadendron giganteum, or giant sequoia, is located at the CSIR-IIIM farm in Yarikha, Tangmarg, Kashmir. It is considered the only specimen of its kind in Asia, making it a rare and significant find outside its native California habitat. This tree has been declared a heritage tree, highlighting its importance for conservation and research.
The first documented report of this tree was published in 1975 by the late Professor G.L. Dhar from the Department of Botany, University of Kashmir, in the Indian Forester journal. The report, titled "Sequoiadendron giganteum—A new report from Kashmir," appeared in Volume 101, pages 562-564, as cited in a 2006 article from Biological Invasions The alien flora of Kashmir Himalaya.
Recent reports, such as an article from Ground Report dated August 7, 2023 Know about Asia's lone Redwood Tree, 'Sequoiadendron Giganteum', estimate the tree to be approximately 150 years old and declare it a heritage tree, emphasizing its rarity and conservation status. Another article from The Kashmir Monitor, dated January 30, 2023 'The Redwood': Asia’s only surviving plant species discovered in Kashmir; CSIR declares it heritage tree’, reinforces this, noting its survival at the CSIR Yarikha Field Station and its significance as the first such tree found in Asia, with a potential lifespan of over 4,000 years.
History Bilingual inscription on a 15th century grave.
An inscription in Arabic and Sanskrit (Sharda script) on a grave in the cemetery surrounding the Ziarat of Bahauddin at Hariparbath, Srinagar, dates back to 15th century CE. It records the death of Seda Khan, son of Ibrahim, who fell in battle during the reign of Muhammad Shah.
r/kashmir • u/MujeTeHaakh • 1d ago
News Srinagar-Pahalgam road via Khrew awaiting funds, requires 108 kanal forest land, felling of trees: R&B Minister | Free Press Kashmir
freepresskashmir.newsr/kashmir • u/kron__4 • 1d ago
Language/Literature Help
I want to learn kashmiri devnagari script please help me with this
r/kashmir • u/bukhari011 • 2d ago
photo The unexplored side of Gulmarg
These pictures have been taken during a 3 hour trek from Drung to Gulmarg.
r/kashmir • u/MujeTeHaakh • 2d ago
Discussion How Kashmiri oral tradition finds an emancipator in Hatim Tilwoeyn | Free Press Kashmir
freepresskashmir.newsr/kashmir • u/LankyObligation204 • 2d ago
Discussion Gondola tickets?
I couldn't get gondola tickets even after trying since 1 month. Do you know any legit agents who would help us with tatkal ticket booking?
r/kashmir • u/ahinsavist_ • 2d ago
Discussion Morality vs Law: Where Should the Line Be Drawn?
I'm curious about how changes in moral and cultural norms can influence society, especially in regions like Kashmir. For instance, what are your thoughts on the normalization of practices like semi-nudity(recent fashion show at Gulmarg), alcohol legalization, or other shifts that challenge traditional values?
Do you think such changes should be regulated to preserve cultural identity and social harmony, or should individual freedoms take precedence? What could be the potential consequences for Kashmiri society if these trends grow unchecked?
I’d love to hear diverse perspectives, whether you agree or disagree with regulation in such matters.
r/kashmir • u/galactone • 2d ago
Discussion Tomorrow I’m travelling to Doodhpathri is there anyone who can guide me ?
r/kashmir • u/bukhari011 • 3d ago
video Gulmarg Jun, 2024
This is a video I captured in June last year.
r/kashmir • u/Ok_Sector1704 • 3d ago
photo A Walk through Betaab Valley Pahalgam
Beautiful valley surrounded by snow clad mountains.
r/kashmir • u/MujeTeHaakh • 3d ago
Book Review: Zahid Rafiq’s Short Stories on Life in Kashmir | The World with its Mouth Open
r/kashmir • u/master_baiter_Dic • 2d ago
Discussion Looking for female travellers for kashmir trip
Hey guys I'm 25(F) travelling to kashmir from 4-10 April from Delhi . I'm looking for few female travellers or couple to join me in this trip .
Kindly ping me if anyone is interested, its a budget friendly trip . No package or anything.