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Jaya Sibu Raina
Jaya Sibu writes in Hindi and Kashmiri. She is the recipient of Bhagwan Gopinath Research Fellowship. Some of her Kashmiri poems have been translated by Amrita Pritam in Hindi.
Her publication includes 'Mantrik Bhajan Dipika' in Kashmiri verse based on the Kashmiri Beej Mantras of the Shaktivad tradition. 'Bhagwan Gopinath evam Dharmik Chintan' in Hindi is under publication. She is a regular contributor to various Hindi and Kashmiri magazines and publications.
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My Seraphic Willows
This book represents the memories both pleasant and depraved of author before saying goodbye to Kashmir Read more
Patriach of the Kaul Family
A rare combination of administrative prowess and academic brilliance with a godly spiritual bent. Read more
A Tail of The Bulbul
The parent Bulbuls were nowhere to be seen. We both felt something missing Read more
Kashmiri Recipe Roganjosh
Roganjosh is a main dish on any occasion from informal invitation to formal occasions like weddings. Read more
Video Protest Rally against Jihadi Terrorist
Republic TV coverage of the rally Read more
Jews with Hindus against Jihadi Terrorists
Jewish friends show solidarity with Hindus in fight against Jihadi terrorists in Kashmir Read more
The Beauty of Glacier National Park
Northwest of Montana encompasses more than one million acres of terrain. Glacial-carved mountain peaks and valleys, cascading waterfalls and the iconic Road Read more
Art in Kashmir
Mohan Raina The Creative Genius Read more
Neel Gatha
The poems give the historical background of the events that happened before, during, and after the exodus. Read more
Treatment Journey
The lines sends chills down my spine! Exactly these were the days of August 2011 when I was going through this phase,with my son hanging between life and ........ Read more
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Remembering Loved Ones
Holding Hands Foundation supports patients and families throughout their treatment journey, especially cancer treatment. We have designed this program with the idea "You Trust Us, We Do the Rest." Read more
Foundation stone laid of Sharda Temple & Centre
LoC Teetwal was a traditional route of pilgrimage to Sharda peeth which was last stopped in 1948 after tribal raids and partition Read more
Saffron Cultivation in Sikkim
It should be noted that the saffron has been kept underground for about 45 days and the temperature should be below zero. Read more
Video Protest Rally against Jihadi Terrorist
Republic TV coverage of the rally Read more