Kathe Paend - A place to tell stories of Kashmir Red FM India

Kashmir is known for its beauty, its craft, culture and also for being a home for the people with a variety of skill set. This podcast is dedicated to throw light on such craftsmen who existed for ages and were eventually replaced by machines and exported products yet the quality they presented, remains unmatched.

 
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Kashmir is known for its beauty, its craft, culture and also for being a home for the people with a variety of skill set. This podcast is dedicated to throw light on such craftsmen who existed for ages and were eventually replaced by machines and exported products yet the quality they presented, remains unmatched.
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Kashmir is known for its beauty, its craft, culture and also for being a home for the people with a variety of skill set. This podcast is dedicated to throw light on such craftsmen who existed for ages and were eventually replaced by machines and exported products yet the quality they presented, remains unmatched.
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Kashmir is a valley of beauty, a valley of majestic mountains and magnificent rivers. These rivers were the main mode of transportation and connection across the valley. To ease the connectivity and to connect the banks of the river Jhelum, 7 historic bridges were made on it. This podcast is about the brief history of these bridges, how they came into existence and what all surrounded them.
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Yousuf Shah Chak has been a famous ruler in Kashmir. His love for his wife, his homeland, his people made him a great lover, a great ruler yet an unfortunate human who suffered by the betrayal of Mughals and had a lonely death away from his loved ones.
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NAala-e-maar has a great geographical and topographical importance in the structuring and planning of the Srinagar city. It was not just serving its purpose to tank in the water from Jhelum and Dal Lake, but also served as a great means of connectivity and was there for the leisurely pleasures of the people. Let’s listen to the rich history of this canal.
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