The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Sunday expressed concern regarding the proposed increase in Goods and Services Tax (GST) on traditional Kashmiri products, saying the move has raised alarm within the textile and apparel industry in Kashmir. Calling on the Government of India to reconsider its GST strategy in order to safeguard the industry and
At a ‘Meet & Greet’ event hosted by Startup Kashmir, fashion designer Samina Khan emphasized the importance of evolving Kashmiri craftsmanship to thrive in the global market. Speaking to an audience at Meydani Café, The Bund, Samina stated, “Kashmiri design isn’t just about preserving the past; it’s about making sure it survives, evolves, and thrives.”
Khyber Cement unveiled two exciting TV campaigns, Dil Se Banao and Sab Set Rahega, at a grand event at SKICC in Srinagar. These campaigns celebrate Kashmir’s beauty, and strong relationships while highlighting Khyber Cement’s commitment to building with love and trust. The Dil Se Banao TVC captures touching moments from everyday life in Kashmir, emphasizing
Sheikh Ashiq Ahmad, COA CEPC INDIA, raised a significant concern on Sunday about the increasing prevalence of counterfeit handicrafts being sold as genuine artisanal products. He emphasized that these fake items not only deceive consumers but also undermine the hard work and cultural heritage of genuine artisans who infuse their skill, creativity, and tradition into
A Fragrant Delight Kashmir is famous for its stunning scenery and rich culture, but it also has a special culinary treasure: Muskh Budji, or Kashmiri Aromatic Rice. This rice is loved for its wonderful smell, delicate taste, and unique texture. It’s a key ingredient in Kashmiri cooking, adding a special touch to many dishes. A
Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayas lies a treasure trove of artistry and craftsmanship – the Kashmiri shawls. These exquisite pieces of woven elegance have transcended time, captivating hearts with their intricate designs, luxurious warmth, and rich cultural heritage. Originating from the picturesque Kashmir Valley, these shawls have a history as rich and
Kashmir, the “Crown of India,” is a land steeped in history, breathtaking landscapes, and a vibrant cultural heritage. Beyond its captivating beauty, the region boasts a remarkable diversity of products, each a testament to the skills and traditions passed down through generations. This article delves into the world of Kashmiri products, exploring their rich tapestry,
Kashmir, often referred to as “Paradise on Earth,” is not only celebrated for its breathtaking natural beauty but also for its rich cultural heritage, which includes a wide array of traditional handicrafts and artistic expressions. These handicrafts and art forms are a testament to the region’s rich artistic traditions, intricate craftsmanship, and the legacy of
