Covid intensity and livelihoods in J&K’s unorganised sector
The fluctuations in the no of daily covid positive does not end the fear of a third wave of covid-19 pandemic in Jammu & Kashmir like several states and union...
Read moreDetailsThe fluctuations in the no of daily covid positive does not end the fear of a third wave of covid-19 pandemic in Jammu & Kashmir like several states and union...
Read moreDetailsEconomic slowdown in Jammu & Kashmir had though started many years before the arrival of covid-19 pandemic two years ago as we had not good tourist seasons for several years...
Read moreDetailsFor people anywhere in the world growing urbanization means progress and prosperity and people of Jammu & Kashmir too have no different opinion on growing urbanization. However unplanned urbanisation in...
Read moreDetailsThough Jammu & Kashmir police has been talking much about war against rising menace of drug peddling in Jammu & Kashmir but the recovery of a huge cash of over...
Read moreDetailsKashmiri carpet industry once famous all over the world is losing fast the market and if the trend continues the carpet industry like other traditional crafts will become a past...
Read moreDetailsFast reducing covid-19 pandemic has though brought respite to the people in Jammu & Kashmir but upgradation of health infrastructure for upgrading the delivery of health services could be new...
Read moreDetailsDigital technology has set new trends for delivery of public services during the periods of pandemic in last two years and more so in the operation of ration distribution and...
Read moreDetailsCovid vaccination being the only way to contain covid -19 spread has been undoubtedly a top priority of the J&K Government like many other state and UT governments of the...
Read moreDetailsSince the fact remains that Srinagar city, the Sumer capital of the state and most of the towns in Kashmir valley have witnessed massive urbanisation during last two decades, the land management...
Read moreDetailsCovid -19 pandemic that has orphaned thousands of children and widowed thousands of women does not head to any dead end but the trends of daily infections and deaths of...
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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