Ilhak Tantray
(He/Him)
Srinagar
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Article 14,
Kashmir Images,
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and
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Culture, health, rural news, environment , justice
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politics, war , crime
Ilhak Tantray’s Journalist Portfolio
View as a gridKashmiri Muslims light up Hindu homes for Diwali
Village Square
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Explore the heartwarming story of Kashmiri Muslim potters crafting Diwali diyas, fostering communal harmony in the picturesque region. Witness the artistry through captivating photos.
Meet Saima Noor, a Wheelchair-Bound Woman Artist in a Kashmir Hospital
Two Circles
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Ilhak Tantray and Mohsin Mushtaq | Two Circles Network There is a profound sense of melancholy in the dimly lit ward number six of Srinagar's Shri Maharaja Hari Singh Hospital. The once-pristine walls have faded with time, much like the woman who lives here.
ILHAK AHMAD TANTRAY & MOHSIN MUSHTAQ, The Citizen - Independent Journalism | Indian News | The Ci...
The Citizen (India)
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Confronting a Mountain of Misfortune
Ilhak Tantray
Village Square
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Over 600 years ago, Sufi saint Sheikh Noor-Ud-Din Wali praised Repora in Kashmir's Ganderbal district as 'Dachi Repora, Nazar chay cxopoor,' which means, "Repora grapes, your gaze extends everywhere." Today, Repora's vineyards are renowned for top-quality organic grapes, rivalling Italy.
Reviving the economics of badly managed state!
Kashmir Images
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Kashmir is known for its beauty and also for the ugly political instability and conflict scenario that has left thousands and thousands dead here. The ongoing conflict scenario has caused tremendous humanitarian crisis alongside an economic crisis that the state, particularly the valley, is suffering badly.
Weddings Postponed, Lives Paused: Climate Change Leaves Kashmir's Apple Farmers & Millions Nation...
Article 14
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A hailstorm on 2 June 2025 in Kashmir's Shopian district destroyed apple orchards, leaving farmers in debt and despair. Families, who were depending on the sale of this year's crop for funds, have been forced to postpone weddings and consider withdrawing children from schools.