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Aasif Ganaie
Aasif, a versatile professional, spearheads journalistic endeavours at The Kashmir Pulse as its Editor. With a foundation in web development and expertise in SEO, he brings a unique blend of technical prowess and editorial acumen to the newsroom.
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4 alternative income sources for print media
We explore five alternate sources of income for print media to lessen their dependence on government-sponsored advertisements.
News & Interviews
Mentally unsound boy missing in south Kashmir’s Pulwama
A young boy, who is mentally unsound, is missing from the south Kashmir’s Pulwama district since Sunday, June 5. The boy is from Argicheck CB Nath village.
Education
M.Ed students at CUK demand I-Cards
The students enrolled in the M.Ed degree course at the Central University of Kashmir have appealed to the varsity authorities to issue them Identity Cards.
Business & Economy
Kashmir faces ‘shortage’ of meat in Ramadhan
The valley of Kashmir is facing a shortage of meat, which many believe is artificial, in the holy month of Ramadhan as there is a deadlock over the prices.
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Srinagar girl Naqati Aroob Iqbal is gaining popularity for her unselfish work
Naqati Aroob Iqbal, a 21-year-old social activist, organises events for social concerns. Naqati became interested in humanitarian work in 2019.
Education
Pulwama girl scores 100% in JKBOSE Class 10th exam
Mehvish Altaf, a girl from southern Kashmir's Pulwama district, topped the JKBOSE Class 10th exams in Kashmir by securing 100 per cent marks.
News & Interviews
Students welcome reopening of coaching centres in Kashmir
Students in Kashmir welcomed the reopening of coaching centres as the third wave of COVID-19 showed signs of ebbing.
News & Interviews
Normal life resumes as weekend lockdown ends in Kashmir
As the weekend lockdown ended after three days in Kashmir, normalcy was restored in all the districts of the valley including Pulwama district on Monday.
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Kashmir Valley faces serious earthquake risk, two 2026 studies warn
Two 2026 peer-reviewed studies highlight Kashmir’s earthquake risk from active faults, tectonic strain, liquefaction-prone soils and vulnerable buildings.
MMU resolves coordinated Friday sermons, district meetings on social issues
MMU J&K plans coordinated Friday sermons and regular district meetings to address drug abuse, suicides, youth distress and environmental concerns.
AAP MLA Mehraj Malik detained on NBW, charges framed in old case
AAP J&K president and Doda MLA Mehraj Malik was detained on a court-issued NBW and produced before CJM Court, where charges were framed.
Omar Abdullah dismisses poaching fears, says UCC decision rests with Parliament
Omar Abdullah dismissed fears of MLA poaching in J&K and said the Uniform Civil Code must ultimately be decided by Parliament, not individual states.
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Royal Premier League final draws thousands to Pulwama amid traffic congestion
The Royal Premier League final between Sultan Warriors Baramulla and Royal Goodwill Cricket Club drew thousands to Pulwama, causing traffic congestion.
J&K’s digital jobs push needs a verification receipt before trust breaks
To combat fake job offers in Jammu & Kashmir, employers must adopt a "verification receipt" to help candidates instantly identify legitimate opportunities.