The Cherry Tree

O friend, should one, as beautiful as the moon, Delight in breaking hearts by playing false in love ? He plunged into my heart his pointed dart, Showing no more pity than a swordsman in war.…
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Kashmir has contributed a lot to Pratyabhijna system of Kashmir Shaivism. It was originated by  Somananda Utpaladeva Abhinava Gupta. (9th -12th AD). He must have been born by about beginning …
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We conclude our appreciation of the Women of the Kashmiri Origin. There are many more who deserved to be applauded, but the circumstances the world is undergoing restricted our team’s efforts. We are…
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Another week of our respect for the Spirit of Women of Kashmiri origin, and their resolve to keep the wheel of humanity in motion. While the whole world is grabbling with the challenge of COVID19, the…
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Since 1978, when finally United Nations began to celebrate‘International Women’s day on 8th March. We at‘www.thecherrytree.in’ since 2014 has continued to appericate and acknowledge the spirit of the…
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Celebrating the Spirit of the women of Kashmiri Origin... Part 1 The time has come for me to stand tall and bold For, I have witnessed the way humanity is being led Aimlessly trying to find the…
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Part 4 Kashmir’s contribution to the Buddhist ideology and culture was first in chronological order. Ashoka sent Madyantika, a preacher to Kashmir to propgate the new faith. He founded 12 Viharas.…
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Kashmir: The land of streams & solitudes By P.Pirie Illustrations by H.R. Pierie Printer: WM. Brendon and Sons, Ltd Plymouth The River Road The date of the founding of the city,…
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Simple, grounded, pleasant, caring, more adjectives can be used for Balbir Kour now Ruby Vaibhav Bhalerao. Ruby grew up like a true Kashmiri girl. Growing up in a peaceful environment of 1970s &…
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Our Heritage. Part 3 According to Kalhana, “Astrologer, doctor, councilor, teacher, Minister, purohit, ambassador, judge, clerk: none of them was without learning” (Rajtrangani, Book VI,…
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