Challenges of chill during winter in Kashmir
The experiences of the harshest forty day long winter season called “ Chilla i Kalan is the period when the mercury dips to below freezing points. Irrefutable fact is that...
Read moreDetailsThe experiences of the harshest forty day long winter season called “ Chilla i Kalan is the period when the mercury dips to below freezing points. Irrefutable fact is that...
Read moreDetailsAmid a huge hype over district good governance index in Jammu & Kashmir it is imperative for the people to know all about the basic indicators of good governance keeping...
Read moreDetailsThe Jammu & Kashmir unlike many states and union territories of the country has withstood the challenge of public health crisis with the active cooperation of healthcare workers as otherwise...
Read moreDetailsNormal public activities have come under stress with the unprecedented rise in the ongoing third wave of covid-19 pandemic that has finally forced the execution of weekend lockdowns in Jammu...
Read moreDetailsThough J&K Government has established a fee fixation committee headed by a retired high court just for regulating the fee structure of all the private schools in both Kashmir valley...
Read moreDetailsSrinagar: Death is what leaves near and dear ones in a perpetual pain and the demise of Syed Bashir Ahmed Bukhari the father of Editor-In Chief of “The Kashmir Horizon”...
Read moreDetailsThough control over prices of essential commodities is an issue of concern for any government in any part of the world, but keeping in view the topographical position of Kashmir...
Read moreDetailsWith third wave of the Covid pandemic intensifying fast the fears of yet another covid lockdown are looming large over the hapless populations in Jammu & Kashmir. Nothing short of...
Read moreDetailsResponse to the unprecedented rise in covid cases and arrival of Omicron the new variant of covid-19 pandemic in Jammu & Kashmir has attracted equally unprecedented response from none else...
Read moreDetailsThe plant growers in Kashmir prefer variety of seeds and plants which have a quick growth. They cultivate such forest nurseries in their forms, which are fast in growth and...
Read moreDetailsThe publication of “Kashmir Horizon” as an English daily was started with a modest attempt on May 19, 2008.It has been a Himalayan attempt for “The Kashmir Horizon” to survive the challenges posed to journalism in the violence fraught place like Jammu & Kashmir.
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