Ramban: Folklore, History & Ophiolatry — A Landmark Study of Serpent Worship in Jammu & Kashmir
In the evolving field of intangible cultural heritage in Jammu & Kashmir, Ramban: Folklore–History–Ophiolatry by Robin Koul emerges as a significant scholarly contribution....
Silent Destruction of Heritage in Jammu & Kashmir: Why Conservation Must Become a Legal and Cultural Priority
The recent discourse around the “silent destruction” of heritage in Jammu and Kashmir highlights a deeply concerning reality—our cultural landmarks are not disappearing due to war ...
A Quiet Rebellion in Dogri Theatre: Review of Chanchlo – A Powerful Solo Performance
At Abhinav Theatre, something extraordinary unfolded. For ninety uninterrupted minutes, Dr. Juhie Mohan held the stage alone—captivating the audience with a performance that was no...
Dhounthali’s Divine Threshold: Will Balram Ji Temple’s Heritage Survive Modern Restoration?
Nestled along the historic Dhounthali Dakki near the banks of the Tawi River in Jammu, the Balram Ji Temple—also known as Baldev Ji or Dau Ji Temple—stands as a rare spiritual and ...
Appropriation and Awakening: Safeguarding Dogra Cultural Heritage in a Changing World
In today’s rapidly globalizing world, cultural appropriation is no longer just about losing credit—it is about losing identity, voice, and ownership. For the Dogra community of Jam...
Pakki Dhakki: A Heritage Lost in Silence, A Shared Responsibility to Reclaim
This global vision finds intimate expression in the narrow, stone-paved lanes of Pakki Dhakki in Jammu. This is not heritage in abstraction; it is lived, la...