
Firdous Hassan
Journalist at Freelance
Journalist from Kashmir. Bylines Business Standard, Forbes India, India Spend,First Post, BetterIndia. https://t.co/YJGWtae5hm
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1 week ago |
thekashmirmonitor.net | Firdous Hassan
Srinagar, April 15: Saudi Arabia’s decision to slash the Hajj quota has dealt a severe blow to private Hajj service providers in the Kashmir Valley. Centre on Tuesday said the Combined Hajj Group Operators (CHGOs) had failed to comply with the necessary timelines set by the Saudi authorities despite reminders.
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1 week ago |
thekashmirmonitor.net | Firdous Hassan
Srinagar, Apr 14: Come April, tourists are escaping the sweltering heat and heading to the Himalayas in Kashmir. According to travel portal ixigo, Srinagar has ranked among the top five most-booked spots during two extended weekends this month. Srinagar is followed by Dehradun and Jammu, which are also relatively cooler compared to the rest of India. The spike in demand is not limited to the north.
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1 week ago |
thekashmirmonitor.net | Firdous Hassan
Srinagar, Apr 11: Farmers are increasingly resorting to hand pollination techniques to ensure better fruit setting this season. This follows a sharp decline in natural pollinizers in apple orchards, This shift comes as traditional pollinizer varieties such as Maharaja, Hazratbal, and Kisri — once common in orchards — are disappearing due to poor commercial returns. Farmers across the valley are now innovating to counter the challenge.
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2 weeks ago |
thekashmirmonitor.net | Firdous Hassan
Srinagar: A 29-member Parliamentary Standing Committee is scheduled to visit the valley on April 17 to assess the progress and implementation of various rural devopment and Panchayati Raj schemes in Jammu and Kahsmir, official sources said. The committee comprises 21 Members of Parliament from the Lok Sabha and eight from the Rajya Sabha. Among the prominent members are former Prime Minister and Rajya Sabha MP H.D. Deve Gowda and Lok Sabha MP Jugal Kishore Sharma.
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2 weeks ago |
thekashmirmonitor.net | Firdous Hassan
Srinagar, Apr 7: Panic has gripped walnut growers and dealers after US President Donald Trump’s 26% reciprocal tariff on Indian. Growers fear that India may reduce the tariff on US walnuts which can flood imported variety to Indian markets leaving local fruit sector in tatters. Currently, India charges a 52% import duty on US walnut imports, but growers worry that India may lower this tariff in response to the US move.
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