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Kashmiri Chai: Asian delicious delicacy of taste and tradition

24Aug

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Kashmiri Chai: Asian delicious delicacy of taste and tradition

Kashmiri chai holds a special place in Asian households. The creamy as well as salty unique taste makes it a special drink. Undoubtedly a healthy yet luscious cup of tea for all ages and occasions. Kashmiri chai also known as Noon chai that means salty tea. Since salt used in authentic recipe so traditionally it called as noon (salt) chai. Other names are Shir Chai, Gulabi chai, Pink tea. The color of tea is pink because of tea leaves used in it. Special Gunpowder Tea used in process of making this tea. As its names suggests Kashmiri tea originates from Kashmir valley. But it is popular in different states of world specially Asia. Pakistan, India, Nepal, Russia, China and few other countries has their own versions of same tea. https://twitter.com/chest_tea/status/142932996638...

Youm-e-Istehsal: Pakistan stands in solidarity with Kashmir

Arif Alvi alongside other PTI leaders rallied outside the Parliament House, Islamabad to condemn India's tyranny against Kashmir during Youm-e-Istehsal ISLAMBAD, PAKISTAN - On Thursday 5th August, Pakistan observed a 'Youm-e-Istehsal' in order to express its solidarity with Kashmiris, suffering at the hand of Indian military and the Modi government. It was on 5th August 2019 that the Modi government snatched the Indian held state of Kashmir from its autonomy. While also sending in Indian military troops. That to this day have not stopped with their atrocious cruelties towards the Muslims in Kashmir. People all around Pakistan came out and condemned this act of India. Various events were organized to protest against the cruelty that the residents of Kashmir are facing. Solidarity wa...

Kashmir Leaders met Pro-Indian Politicians at New Delhi

Kashmiri Leaders met Modi for the first time after two years since autonomy revoked in Kashmir NEW DELHI, INDIA – Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi decided to host a meeting for the first time ever with the representatives of Jammu and Kashmir. The core motive of the meeting was to discuss the ongoing matters of the disputed region, Kashmir. Modi along with the Himalayan region's 14 political leaders, including Modi's own party members attended the meeting. India's powerful home minister, Amit Shah, and New Delhi's administrator in the region, Manoj Sinha, also attended the meeting. Among the Kashmir representatives were former three top elected officials: Farooq Abdullah, his son Omar Abdullah, and Mehbooba Mufti. Mehbooba Mufti was a regional coalition partner of Modi's Bhar...