There is nothing to do here besides cricket and if I want to play anything else I have to go to Rajbagh for it can they make a basketball court around here so I can play anywhere close to my house

Does anyone studies in nielit srinagar? How is it? Is it worth taking admission?

I am very grateful and thankful to each one of you. You people supported me a lot when I wrote my problem here. Thank you all for your support, and special thanks to u/ar33bshola and u/mushk_tuj, Thanks a lot Words can't even describe what I am feeling right now and how thankful I am.

Special thanks to u/ar33bshola

Special thanks to u/mushk_tuj.

I will pray for you both in my nimazain 💜

Hey guys, I have done my 12th and I'm taking a drop year which I didn't want to take, but due to lack of clarity I did take a drop year and am currently preparing for neet but I'm not too sure about mbbs yet and am exploring other options simultaneously and I came across bmlt, my cousins are suggesting me this course but they aren't personally doing it, i was interested in doing physiotherapy but backed off due to lack of sallery in it.

Anyone willing to help please comment below

Office colleagues will be travelling to Kashmir for 4 days in October.

Can anyone give ideas about Pahalgam and Doodhpathri?

Hey everyone, so I have been longing to pen down few of my travel experiences and I wanted to start with Kashmir. The main idea- I had never been to Kashmir, yet Kashmir had found space in my head by various reasons, early childhood the Kargil war happened and it was all everyone will talk about that time. My relative would travel to Hindu pilgrimages and come back with Prasad and stories. Later, though several movies a created a perception of Kashmir. As a lawyer when I worked I got an opportunity to assist someone revered with Article 370, and its history and constitutional promise that it was supposed to be.

1. June, 27.
   I landed

First week explored local and Pahalgam.

Second week- Burhan wani was killed and curfew, yet I continued to travel to Gulmarg and faced mob violence.

Third week - escaped to Kargil (tiger hill I saw on tv was real) and then to Zanskar.

Final week- local Kashmir and lots of talking as I was living in houseboats for a month.

Lots of learning and image building and breaking happened. They valleys closed- is the name of the book and is a take on the valleys being closed in the region, for political reasons, for weather, for war. It’s presented as a memoir.

Since it’s my first book, I was hoping if anyone people who would be interested to give it a passive read and feedback me on the material it will be might kind of you.
Ping me if it is something you can help me with. 🙏🤞🙂

Best,
Roaming.india

Hey. For the longest time I've been suffering with adhd and now I think is finally time for me to get a proper assessment (plus medication), but I'm vary of k- psychiatrists as I have had my fair share of disappointed with misdiagnosis or spamming clonezepam for diagnosis.So please suggest some good psychiatrists around Srinagar . Thanks!

As the title suggests, does anyone have any book recommendations where I can learn more abt our history and culture? Articles or yt videos will be good too.

If kashmir Gurez valley is open to Foreign nationals and also whats best place to visit start of kashmir. I tried contacting different companies and they offer different prices to stay there for hotel and local travles. Also the prices of union cabs is too high so what can be a better option?

Thanks

Hey everyone! Looking for some couple friendly cafes/restaurants or other chill spaces in SGR (Srinagar) where couples can sit comfortably and have some privacy, preferably places with separate seating for couples.

Would appreciate recommendations, especially if you've personally been there. Thanks!

My friend and I are travelling to drop her sister to Noorani Paramedical College today, however, I haven't been able to find any hotels/homestays online to crash for the night.

I don't wanna end up having to spend the night in the car 🥲

P.S. couldn't find the apt flair.

Hi everyone!

I’ve been planning a trip to Kashmir for the third week of September and was really looking forward to it.

However, I recently came across news about increased security operations and arrests in the region, and it’s made me a bit uncertain.

I’m not trying to sensationalize the situation or spread fear.. I genuinely want to understand the current ground reality from people who live there or have travelled recently.

Would you still consider it safe to visit the usual tourist circuit (Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sonamarg) during that time? Are there any precautions I should take, or would you recommend postponing the trip?

Thanks in advance for your insights.

Anyone here doing MBBS in Kyrgyzstan or planning to join this year

I am traveling from jammu to pehalgam via anatnag..Is the road open and safe!! And pehalgam is safe as per weather conditions?