Mir Rameez Raja
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Kashmir: Bulldozers Outrun Rights (opens the original)
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As forest evictions surge across Jammu and Kashmir, thousands of rights claims lie rejected, exposing a gap between promise and ground reality, reports Mir Rameez Raja Even as bulldozers levelled homes on the forest edges of Jammu through the summer of 2026, the government’s own numbers tell a second, quieter story. The law meant to protect the people living in and around those forests has, in practice, protected almost none of them. Between 2023 and 2026, forest-dwelling and pastoral families i
Kashmir Youth Embarks on Nine-Month Bicycle Journey to Saudi Arabia for Umrah (opens the original)
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SRINAGAR: A 28-year-old youth from Dewar Lolab in Kupwara district has begun a planned nine-month journey to Saudi Arabia by bicycle to perform Umrah. Parvez Ahmad set out from his native village on August 10, beginning the first leg of a journey that will take him from Kashmir to Delhi by bicycle before he flies to Kazakhstan. From there, he plans to continue cycling through Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Iran and the United Arab Emirates before reaching Saudi Arabia. Ahmad said he had co
After Milk, Rice, Cement, First Fuel Freight Train Reaches Kashmir (opens the original)
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SRINAGAR: Kashmir’s freight connectivity with the rest of the country entered a new phase with the arrival of the first fuel freight train in the Valley, adding petroleum products to a growing list of essential and commercial commodities being transported by rail. The development is significant for a region where the movement of fuel and other essential commodities has traditionally depended heavily on roads, leaving supplies vulnerable to disruptions on the Jammu-Srinagar highway, particularly
When Science Dreams (opens the original)
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A Kashmir-born geneticist’s debut novel fuses neuroscience, stem cell science and dream logic into a melodramatic thriller about identity, ambition and inherited memory, wearing his scientific life as its skin, writes Mir Rameez Raja Before a single page of Dreamlity unfolds, it is worth sitting with who is writing it. Dr Tanveer Ahmad spends his working life redesigning CAR T cells with AI, engineering stem cells to repair inflammation, and building optogenetic tools that reveal how proteins tr
Ladakh DNA Study Traces Tibetan-South Asian Mixing to 2,800 Years Ago (opens the original)
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SRINAGAR: A ground-breaking ancient DNA study from Ladakh has pushed back the timeline of genetic interaction between Tibetan and South Asian populations by at least 2,800 years, providing the earliest direct genomic evidence of sustained contact across the western Himalayas. The research, based on genome-wide analysis of 10 individuals excavated from the Old Lady Spider Cave in Ladakh, found that the population carried an almost equal mix of ancestry related to ancient Tibetans and North Indian
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