Mental Health in Kashmir: The Silent War Within Decades of conflict in Kashmir have spawned a silent mental health crisis, especially among adults aged 20–50 who have known little but turmoil. Nearly 45% of the Valley’s adult population – about 1.8 million people – shows

The Silent Suffering of Kashmiri Women Amid Terror and Insurgency Introduction: For over three decades, Pakistan-backed terrorism and separatist insurgency in Jammu & Kashmir have exacted a cruel toll on the region’s women. In a conflict that has claimed tens of thousands of

In Kashmir • 41% live with depression • 26% with anxiety • 19% with PTSD Terror left scars, but mental health care is lighting a way forward. #Kashmir #SilentWarWithin

It's a historic beginning: the inaugural Khelo India Water Sports Festival has taken over Dal Lake in Srinagar (Aug 21–23, 2025), transforming the iconic waters into a national sporting arena. Official reports note that “more than 400 athletes from 36 states and Union

215 schools in J&K have been taken back from Jamaat-e-Islami’s Falah-e-Aam Trust. For decades, these classrooms were used as subtle tools of radicalisation—turning young minds away from education and towards ideology. Today, those gates have been reopened… not for propaganda,