Central Asian artists, visiting Srinagar for the World Crafts Council's 60th jubilee celebration, found common ground with Kashmiri artisan...

Displaying the well-framed gift, he said he used all his experience and "my soul rests in it. I hope Modi will like this gift as he is like...

The sacred Ram Mandir will be inaugurated at the deity’s birthplace Ayodhya on Makar Sankranti (January 22) 2024.

The Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, expressed his commitment to revive the Pashmina industry, stating that it is not...

Kashmir willow cricket bats will be used by 17 international cricketers in the upcoming 50-over Cricket World Cup in India. GR8 Sports, a b...

Frequent high-speed internet shutdowns, cuts in telephone communication, curfews and the safety of her employees are things that affect her...

MakeMyTrip said it will pass on all proceeds from the sale of these NFTs to promote sustainable tourism in the country.

Goyal also met a delegation of industrialists from the valley wherein issued related to bottlenecks in export of Kashmiri shawls were taken...

The prime minister has made an ambitious plan in which a target has been set for providing clean drinking water to every household in the n...

As a precursor to this fair, the Council organised two products specific shows which had a combined visit of 2700 overseas buyers and colle...

The prime minister shared brief videos of the women on his Twitter and Instagram pages and their achievements on his Facebook page. The ach...

TAAI announces its most prestigious annual event from March 27-30, 2018.

Pashmina shawls are hand spun, woven and embroidered in Nepal and Kashmir, and made from fine cashmere fibre.

"My government took various new initiatives to encourage youth to find careers in the high potential handicraft sector," he said.

Weavers have produced exquisite shawls in Kashmir for centuries, but their craft risks dying out in the face of cheap foreign imports.

J&K govt today appealed to those nations who have issued negative travel advisories on J&K, saying it is as safe as any part of the world.

The world’s most expensive spice has been breathing life into traders from the Kashmir valley, the hot bed of saffron for over 2,000 years.