KNS
KNS
In a remarkable effort to preserve cultural identity, 15-year-old Faisal Ayoub Bhat from South Kashmir's Anantnag district has embarked on a digital mission focused on the Kashmiri language.
The Class 10 student, who began with gaming videos in 2020, relaunched his content creation efforts in August 2025 with a singular focus on Kashmiri-language content - addressing a significant gap in the digital landscape.
*"The Kashmiri language is not just a language but an identity. Kasher zabaan che saanie pehchaan,"* Bhat told Kashmir News Service, emphasizing the importance of promoting the mother tongue in digital formats.
With minimal Kashmiri-language content currently available online, Bhat aims to create a substantial digital presence for the language and culture. His initiative encourages Kashmiri youth to express themselves digitally while maintaining connections to their linguistic roots and cultural heritage.
MP Jugal Kishore Sharma Addresses Lok Sabha in Dogri, Demands Railway Expansion for Jammu-Katra Route
Kannada Sahitya Sammelana calls for literature to preserve human values amid technological advancement
VoM News Launches Kashmiri Language Website to Preserve Regional Journalism
AIIMS Jammu Conducts Hindi Workshop to Promote Official Language Use
Karnataka Excludes Third Language Marks From SSLC Total Score, Students To Receive Only Grades
Bihar to Appoint 2,000 Urdu Translators to Strengthen Second Official Language Status