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Khyber Cement unveils Calendar 2025

Explores evolution of Kashmiri architecture

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
January 11, 2025
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Srinagar, Jan 11: Khyber Cement unveiled its highly anticipated 2025 calendar at an event held at its corporate office in Hyderpora in the presence of chief guest Hamida Akhter. Themed The Evolution of Kashmiri Architecture, the calendar is a visual celebration of the region’s rich architectural history, capturing its journey from traditional heritage structures to modern interpretations.
Following the success of its 2024 calendar, which focused on The Bridges of Jammu & Kashmir, this year’s calendar takes the theme a step further by exploring the intricate evolution of Kashmiri architecture. Khyber Cement’s deep-rooted philosophy of creating structures like relationships that stand the test of time is reflected in this year’s design. The calendar’s integral design element this year is centered on the enduring strength and lasting impact of Kashmiri architectural forms, much like the company’s commitment to building infrastructure that transcends generations.
Speaking on the occasion, Manzoor Ahmad Mir, Head of Commercials Legal & Regulatory Affairs said, “This calendar is not just a collection of images but a reflection of our cultural pride. At Khyber Cement, we believe in honoring the traditions that inspire us, even as we contribute to the future of construction and infrastructure in Kashmir.”
Wasim Khan, Chief of Sales & Customer Relations added, “Kashmiri architecture is a testament to the skill and resilience of our people. Through this initiative, Khyber Cement aims to keep this heritage alive while continuing to play a pivotal role in shaping modern infrastructure in the valley.”
Chief guest Hamida Akhter, General Manager of the District Industries Center, Srinagar, highlighted the initiative’s cultural significance, stating, “Kashmiri architecture is a living testament to our history, resilience, and creativity. This calendar is a tribute to the past and a reminder of how our heritage inspires modern-day innovation. I commend Khyber Cement for its efforts to preserve and celebrate this unique legacy.”
The calendar showcases an array of architectural marvels from Jammu & Kashmir, narrating the evolution of structures across centuries. Beginning with Burzahama in January, it journeys through the iconic Martand Sun Temple in March, highlighting the grandeur of the Jama Masjid in Srinagar and the exquisite Shalimar Gardens, which exemplify Islamic Mughal architecture. The narrative progresses to modern influences, featuring Amar Singh College in October and concluding with The Greystone in December, illustrating the seamless blend of Kashmir’s rich architectural legacy with contemporary design.
Attendees praised the company’s innovative approach to blending cultural appreciation with modern construction techniques, marking the event as an important milestone in both Khyber Cement’s legacy and its vision for the future.
Khyber Cement, a name synonymous with quality and trust in the Jammu & Kashmir region, has consistently strived to go beyond being just a cement manufacturer. With initiatives like this, the company underscores its commitment to blending cultural appreciation with its vision for sustainable development.
As Kashmir’s leading cement brand, Khyber Cement remains dedicated to building a future that respects the past, making every project a cornerstone of both progress and preservation.

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