The people of Kashmir, known as "Kashmiris," are predominantly from the Kashmiri Muslim and Kashmiri Pandit communities. They possess a distinct cultural and linguistic identity, with Kashmiri as their native language. Historically, Kashmiris have made significant intellectual contributions, particularly in literature, art, and philosophy. The region’s socio-cultural fabric reflects a blend of indigenous traditions and influences from Central Asia, Persia, and the broader Indian subcontinent. Kashmiris maintain a deep connection to their land, with agriculture,especially saffron and rice cultivation,being central to their livelihoods. Despite facing ongoing socio-political challenges, the resilience and unity of the Kashmiri people remain defining characteristics of their community