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New book challenges narrative on Kunan Poshpora mass rapes

Young writers Komal Verma and Haroon Imtiaz from Jammu and Kashmir are set to release their book, "Why Kunan Poshpora?".

Mastering delicate art of writing is a journey of learning and self-expression

Transforming an article into an error-free piece through the difficult stages of editing and proofreading and delivering to the readers is a fundamental task for a writer.
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12-year-old author from Ganderbal pens ‘History of Kashmir’

Sehran Bhat, a 12-year-old boy from Dangerpora Laar area in Ganderbal district, has achieved a remarkable feat by authoring his first book titled "History of Kashmir".

Unlocking Minds: Nurturing a bookish renaissance amidst the mobile age

In an era dominated by mobile phones, students' focus on book reading diminishes, impacting their goals.

Is self-publishing the future of literary fiction?

There are still readers out there looking for something substantial to read, and self-publishing is the most direct route to these individuals.

Amazon announces faster, touchscreen armed All-new Kindle for Rs 5,999

Amazon, which has announced a range of revamped Kindle e-readers globally, has launched a new Kindle model with a touchscreen facility.

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This article aims to shed light on five key players to keep your eye on in the IPL 18 – players who were set to do wonders in this edition.

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Over 10 years after the POSH Act, are women safe at workplaces?

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13 Years On: Naseem Shafaie, Kashmir’s first woman Sahitya Akademi awardee, reflects on poetry and empowerment

Naseem Shafaie, Kashmir's first woman Sahitya Akademi Awardee, reflects on her poetic journey, feminism, and Kashmir’s cultural legacy.