Mountain Ink Magazine

Mountain Ink needs your help to revive its independent and impartial journalism.

We are burdened with over $15000 debt and need another $15000 to fund our operational expenses.

Your donation will ensure that Mountain Ink becomes a critical source of unbiased reporting and be a platform for marginalized voices. It will also ensure that the people of Kashmir have access to independent and fearless journalism.

Donate at the link below and make a difference.

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Help Revive Independent Media in Kashmir Greetings! I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out on behalf of Mountain Ink, an independent media organization dedicated to providing honest, fearless journalism in Kashmir. Unfortunately, due to adverse circumstances and financial difficulties, we were forced to cease our operations

Urgent Appeal: Help Revive Mountain Ink - Your Support Matters!

Dear Readers and Supporters,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to you with a heavy heart and a deep sense of urgency. Over the past years, we have strived to bring you thought-provoking articles, insightful news, and captivating stories that have become an integral part of Kashmir's media discourse.

However, I regret to inform you that we are currently facing a significant challenge that threatens the very existence of Mountain Ink. Our website hosting has expired, rendering our online platform inaccessible for over two months. This downtime not only hampers our ability to reach you but also jeopardizes the future of our publication.

Mountain Ink has always been more than just a newspaper; it's a community, a forum for diverse voices, and a source of information that you rely on. We have faced and overcome numerous hurdles together, and now we turn to you, our loyal readers and supporters, for assistance.

To bring Mountain Ink back to life, we need your help. The funds required to renew our website hosting are beyond our current means, and that's where your contribution becomes crucial. Your support will not only revive our online presence but also ensure that the stories and issues that matter to you continue to be shared and discussed.

As we navigate this challenging period, we recognize the power of community and the strength that lies in unity. Whether you have been a reader for years or just recently discovered Mountain Ink, your contribution, big or small, will make a significant impact.

Here's how you can help:

Donate: Visit our fundraising page [ https://donorbox.org/support-mountain-ink ], where you can make a secure online donation. Every rupee brings us closer to restoring Mountain Ink to its full glory.

Spread the Word: Share this appeal with your friends, family, and social networks. The more people who know about our situation, the greater our chances of receiving the support we need.

Subscribe: Consider subscribing to us or encouraging others to do so. Your ongoing support ensures the sustainability of Mountain Ink.

In times like these, the resilience of a community is tested. We have faith in the strength of our readership, and we believe that, together, we can overcome this challenge. Let's join hands to revive Mountain Ink and continue the journey of meaningful journalism.

Thank you for your time, consideration, and unwavering support.

Sincerely,
Mountain Ink

Support Mountain Ink's Journalism | Mountain Ink (Powered by Donorbox) You are reading this because you value quality and serious journalism. You know that there is a noisy atmosphere in the media, and serious and unbiased journalism is in crisis. At Mountain Ink, we have a newsroom filled with talented, dedicated an...

ANNOUNCEMENT:

23 official e-mail accounts of Mountain Ink are currently out-of-service due to non-renewal of service from its host. Renewal of services are affected by insufficient funds.

As of now, we do not plan to migrate them to any free servers, including MI's own server, for security reasons.

E-mails are, therefore, unreachable at the moment and no official correspondence is currently possible.

We apologise for any inconvenience.

The militant associate was identified as Yamin Yousuf Bhat, son of Mohammad Yousuf Bhat from Gadhama.

Militant Associate Arrested in South Kashmir: Police | Mountain Ink