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Young Kashmiris Use Social Media to Preserve Culture

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Young Kashmiris Use Social Media to Preserve CultureSaralnama

Young influencers in Kashmir chronicle their lives and culture online., Muneer Ahmad Dar started a social media page to promote Kashmiri language and culture. His profile now has over 500 million views across platforms. Other creators like Muhammad Faysal, Sheikh Adnan, and Seerat Hafiz use Instagram to showcase Kashmir's heritage, art, and traditions. They share stories about architecture, Pashmina shawls, and local literature. These efforts help preserve Kashmiri culture and offer a new perspective beyond conflict. However, challenges remain. Social media platforms don't recognize Kashmiri as a regional language. Groups are campaigning to add it to Google Translate. Despite hurdles, these young Kashmiris are determined to keep their culture alive through digital storytelling. (Updated 13 Sep 2025, 05:26 IST; source: link)

Key Points

  • Young influencers in Kashmir chronicle their lives and culture online., Muneer Ahmad Dar started a social media page to promote Kashmiri language and culture
  • His profile now has over 500 million views across platforms
  • Other creators like Muhammad Faysal, Sheikh Adnan, and Seerat Hafiz use Instagram to showcase Kashmir's heritage, art, and traditions