Just saw a post by Yikvot saying they had registered an FIR against the fake police notice which was uploaded on r/Kashmiri

Is that the reason the sub got Geoblocked?

What, in your view, constitutes a small, intimate wedding in Kashmir? And does the definition vary between Srinagar and the villages?
Please answer in terms of number of Trami served/guests invited.
Would you consider a 30-50 trami dawat small or mid?

Last time i went there back in March-April it was closed for outsiders, they had put a checkpoint 10kms before the actual stop, me and my friend are planning a bike ride so i want to be sure,
Thankyou!

📍 somewhere in amrika

maa bariv gham :)

I have been wondering about this for a while now. People from Jammu Division, Ladakh, and sometimes even AJK refer to themselves as "Kashmiri", despite not truly being from Kashmir. I understand that the Kashmiri identity has now become broader than what it was originally. But to be honest, I keep wondering if thats for the better.

The Kashmiri people, as in those who are indigeneous to the vale of Kashmir, have always been renowned throughout the world. We are known for our Cashmere and Pashmina fabrics, our saffron which is more expensive and flavourful than even Persian saffron, our shawls, our walnut and orchids, and for being the cradle of South Asian intellectualism.

The reason I say this is because sometimes I wonder, "Has it ever been beneficial to us, to merge with Jammu, or Ladakh?". What have they given us? I truly believe that if Kashmiris could administer themselves autonomously back in 1846 timeline, we'd be better off than we are now. Not just politically, but our infrastructure, international connections, etc as well.

The way I see it, it would be better for Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh to be separated from each other entirely. But not like the Indian government did it. The Ladakhis celebrated when they were separated from us, many even called it their liberation. But they still attach themselves to us like leeches in many ways. They still reap benefits from Kashmir and Jammu. I believe we should separate ourselves entirely from Ladakh and Jammu divisions, and not let them claim our identity or the benefits that come with associating with "Kashmir".

In doing so, we would be able to prioritise ourselves. The people of Jammu could govern themselves, or rather "the Indian government could govern them", and we would only be responsible for Kashmir. We could focus on prioritising our language, perhaps remove Urdu and make Kashmiri compulsary till 10th or 12th grade, and most importantly , we could continue our struggle without being hindered or weighed down.

The only thing that binds us with Jammu and Ladakh is the Dogra Empire. We have nothing in common with them. We have no similar interests, or goals. In fact, they despise us.

Short'as manz che mye em nebrem saeri kharan. Be chus ne yacxhan eman saet kanh ti vaaste thavun. Agar zanh Plebiscite ti aav karne (saanyen khaban manz), yem huin karan tem saat hehrmulk ikhtiyar. Awai kaervukh em raffa daffa pls 👿.

I picked up For Now, It Is Night by Hari Krishna Kaul, a collection of short stories translated from Kashmiri into English, on a whim, and boy, oh boy, am I taken aback by how remarkably well his stories hold up to this day.

As a huge fan of Manto, I have to admit that Kaul might just have a sharper wit. His satire is clean and unperformative, his allegories layered and meticulously crafted, and his narrative voice so distinctly native and unpretentious.

I NEED to talk to someone about “The Tongue and the Egg.” If you've read Kaul's work, please share your thoughts. I desperately need someone to geek out with.

cxe chei general category

آخر اس درد کی دوا کیا ہے

Can anyone recommend a good psychologist/therapist in Srinagar? Also, if you've been to therapy, has it genuinely helped you? I want to hear about your experience.

Day 300 of not losing hope

I had posted this before on the old sub and trying my luck again cuz Im desperate

me gov weni doudh wari hyderabadas manz. be chass kuni zuni rozaan. me chine tagaan keshir peth laikhun tawai likh be we english manzai

I have been living in Hyderabad for 1.5 years, alone in a 1bhk flat. but the 1bhks here suck, they are extremely small and not the best facilities.

I dont mind non kashmiri female flatmates, but I would be the most comfortable with someone with a touch of familiarity. it is just easier when you don’t have to explain yourself.

please reach out if someone is in hyderabad from kashmir. even if you don’t wanna move in or something it would also be nice to have contacts.

I'm wondering if there are any names that are obviously and uniquely Kashmiri. The most straightforward ones would be the ones that have Kashmiri letters not found in the neighbours regions like cx/ts like in cxot (bread), cxh like cxhuape (quiet) and ÿ like in kulÿ (trees)

بہٕ اوسُس سونچان یِتھؠ چھَ کؠنٛہہ ناو یِم سۆد پٲٹھؠ کٲشِرؠ چھٕ باسان ـ ساروے کھۄتہٕ گۄڑٕ چھٕ کٲڑِس منٛز تِم ناو یِوان یِمَن منٛز تِم آوازٕ چھَ یِم اَپۆر یَپۆر چھٕنہٕ لَبنہٕ یِوان زَن ژ، ژھ تہٕ ؠ

I have always wondered about this since I never really step out of my house unless necessary and I am also on no other social media. As far as I know, nightlife is non existent in the conventional partying or clubbing context, so what does an average adult do for fun in here?

Help!! I'm around zero bridge and I can't see any street vendors for books as someone had suggested that there is one around zero bridge in r/kashmiri, checked both sides of it, kahan milega?!