While in some parts of India there are still issues like which caste can claim upstream and which caste can claim downstream of a river, the below image captures how Kashmiris, Muslims and Hindus (two women on right are Pandit) were sharing a river, probably without even realizing the significance of it.
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Won't you come to the Yarbal dear?
I would wash your footlings;
My wounds are unhealed -
Come my Love.
~ Mahmud Gami (1750- 1855)
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| 'Jhelum Ghat Scene' by Brian Brake, 1957 |
Won't you come to the Yarbal dear?
I would wash your footlings;
My wounds are unhealed -
Come my Love.
~ Mahmud Gami (1750- 1855)
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