24/08/2026
From The Editor | Kashmir already has a growing community of filmmakers, photographers, musicians, writers, artists and digital creators. What is missing is a stronger ecosystem that can help them turn talent and audiences into sustainable careers.
Governments also have an opportunity here. Public communication doesn't always have to look like an advertisement. Local creators can help explain scholarships, promote tourism, communicate public-health messages, tell environmental stories and make government information more accessible in the language and formats people actually use.
A structured programme connecting J&K government departments with local creators could create opportunities for both sides: better communication for the public and meaningful work for creators.
Bihar has started a conversation about putting a price on digital reach. Perhaps J&K should start a different one:
What could happen if we invested in the people who already know how to speak to Kashmir?
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