Know The Valley of Kashmir Agar firdous bar-roye zameen ast, hameen ast, hameen ast, hameen ast. English translation : If there is a paradise on earth, it is this, it is this, it is this. The Valley of Kashmir, comprising ten districts and nearly 3,000 villages, is a region of remarkable natural beauty, cultural depth and social diversity. Home to over 6.8 million people, it reflects a rich blend of faith, language, education and heritage. From its demographic structure and economic workforce to its schools, shrines, literary figures and world-famous tourist destinations, the valley presents a complete picture of a vibrant and evolving society in 2026. Districts: 10 Villages : ~3000 Towns : 42 City : 01 (Srinagar) Population according to 2011 Census: Muslim (96.41%) [ 6,641,178] Hindu (2.45%) [168,767] Sikh (0.81%) [55,800] Govt Employees : Approximately 2.8 to 3 Lakh govt employees. Agriculture Workers : ~1,400,000+ Private/Self worker...
Image of God? The image presents different religions’ ideas of God brought together in a single grand scene. At the left corner stands a glowing, many-armed Hindu goddess with a calm face, adorned with jewellery and holding various weapons. Next to her is Jesus Christ, shown with a gentle expression, long hair, a beard and a shining halo. Nearby stands an elderly, powerful bearded man—resembling traditional artistic portrayals of the Jewish understanding of God—appearing wise and strong. Beneath them are figures inspired by Greek and Roman gods: muscular men and women wearing crowns, holding lightning bolts and other symbols, posed in heroic stances. Below them shines a brilliant, dazzling light representing ''noor'', a common concept associated with God in Islam—pure light without any human form. Muslims believe that God is formless, shapeless and imageless. Next to the light are Gautama Buddha and a Native Amer ican deity.