One small idea, a few curious readers.
Kashmir Readers started the way most good conversations do — informally, without a plan for what it would become. A handful of people who liked books started meeting to talk about what they were reading. No syllabus, no membership fee, just a shared willingness to show up.
"And no clue what was coming next — somehow, that turned into one whole year of Kashmir Readers."
What's grown since is a loose, living community around books, poetry, literature and culture — spilling out of living rooms and into parks, gardens and courtyards across the valley. Sessions happen most Sundays. Anyone who reads, or wants to, is welcome to pull up a chair — or a patch of grass.