Arjun Dev Majboor does not need any introduction in the world of literature. A writer of great repute, Majboor has a very good command over three languages Kashmiri, Sanskrit and Persian, and has also done research work in Dogri and some other languages of Jammu & Kashmir. As a senior poet, who has enriched Kashmiri literature by the varied canvass of his contributions, Shri Majboor commands instant respect from the litterateurs in these languages.
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Let Us Learn Kashmiri – How to read and write Kashmiri?
Let Us Learn Kashmiri
How to read and write Kashmiri in Devanagari & Roman scripts?
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Shàmû Rang – Collection Of Kashmiri Wedding Songs
Shàmû Rang
Collection of Kashmiri Wedding Songs compiled by M.K Raina.
Devastuti Bhajans – Collection of Kashmiri Bhajans & Leelas
Devastuti Bhajans
Collection of Kashmiri Bhajans & Leelas, compiled by M.K. Raina.
Kashmiri Language – Its Origin & Development
Kashmiri language is the language of the valley of Kashmir. In a dialectic form, it has spread South-west into the valley of Kishtwar and to the South, it has flowed over the Pir Pantsal range into the lower hills lying north of river Chinab where it appears in a number of mixed dialects. People of Kashmir call this language Koshur. As per the census figures of 1981, there were about 31 Lac native speakers of the language in Kashmir. However, the J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages puts the total number of people understanding or speaking Kashmiri worldwide at about 100 Lacs.
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Our Mothertongue & Our Apathy Towards It
Kashmiri language, our mother-tongue is really in a bad shape. Firstly, we reduced it to a third category language, taking pride to speak in English (followed by Hinglish or Hindustani) most of the time and with most of our intimates, even with our spouse and children. Our logic is simple; what use is the language which cannot give us degrees and livelihood? Continue reading “Our Mothertongue & Our Apathy Towards It”
Katha Sarit Sagar – Video Series
Katha Sarit Sagar – Fairy Tales & Folk Tales
Gulrez – Video Series
Gulrez – Famous Masnavi of Maqbool Shah Kralwari
vêth mà chhí shóngíth – Kashmiri Poetry
vêth mà chhí shóngíth
Re-written in Devanagari-Kashmiri by M.K.Raina, originally written by Bimla Raina.
sópún tû sònch – Kashmiri Poetry by T N Dhar “Kundan”
sópún tû sònch
Re-written in Devanagari-Kashmiri by M.K.Raina, originally written by T N Dhar “Kundan”