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Aabida Rashid — Talented young calligrapher-cum-painter
Achievement is something that lets the world to know creative people. Same is the case with Aabida Rashid from Zainakote, Srinagar. Before some months,...
Kashmir
Srinagar’s teenage girl wins Rs 25 lakh in famous KBC show
SRINAGAR — A 15-year-old girl from Baghat area of Srinagar has made entire Kashmir proud by winning Rs 25 lakhs in the famous ‘Koun...
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Art & Culture
Sikh girl from Kashmir to debut in Punjabi film industry
SRINAGAR — A 25-year-old Kashmiri Sikh girl who left dentistry to pursue a career in acting is all set to make her debut in a...
Poems
Parched She
In a whiff of joy, whispered she,
Along with floating fragrant breeze,
Do you like to dwell in her parched den?
Ploughed barren devoid of any essence,
Not...
Art & Culture
Tral girl authors book for depressed people
TRAL — A girl from Tral area of Pulwama district in south Kashmir has managed to write a book with the motive to help...
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