Kashir Khabar

Kashir Khabar – March 2026 brings together community news, cultural reflections and insightful commentary from Kashmiri voices in UK. This edition highlights recent events, shared heritage and ongoing initiatives, inviting readers to stay informed, connected and engaged with the evolving Kashmiri Pandit diaspora story.

In this first issue of 2026, Kashir Khabar marks a vibrant year of cultural, spiritual, and sporting connection, and looks ahead with hope through the Bhavan, Orzu Dorkuth and Doakhh initiatives, strengthened by renewed membership, seva and community engagement in 2026.

In our December issue, we honour the legacy of Mrs. Susheela Razdan ji, reflect on a memorable 2025 and introduce the Orzu, Dorkuth te Dokh initiative. Join us as we celebrate milestones, share community news, and look forward to Herath and the year ahead.

The November bulletin announces the KPAE Dinner and Dance on December 6 in Hounslow and the Herath celebration on February 21, 2025 in Reading. It updates readers on the UK KP interactive map, thanks census participants, shares family news, notes social media activity, and urges support for a Jammu and Kashmir Accession Day motion.

October’s Kashir Khabar ushers in a new term and a sparkling KPAE Annual Dinner & Dance on 6 December at Honeymoon Banqueting, alongside the community’s first UK screening of Sarvavyapak Bhagwaan Gopinath, privacy‑light KP census, and standout achievements in careers, service, engineering, vaccines, and poetry, plus community invitations.

Kashir Khabar’s September 2025 issue celebrates young achievers heading to top universities, recaps the successful 10K fundraising walk for Kashmir Bhavan and highlights Veena Bazaz’s book launch.

The May 2025 issue highlights the grief over the Pahalgam attack, community protests and recent KPAE events including the AGM, cultural celebrations and youth achievements.

Kashir Khabar’s February 2025 issue shares reflections on the Maha Kumbh pilgrimage, celebrates recent community events in the UK, honours personal milestones like weddings and book launches and highlights new initiatives.

This is the very first issue of Kashir Khabar, sharing news and updates from the Kashmiri Pandit community in the UK—including Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 participation, Oxford’s first Hindu temple, language classes, recent births and upcoming events—to strengthen cultural roots and community connections.