Jammu and Kashmir

Omar Abdullah: The Return of the Native

Siddharth Singh

The chief minister of Jammu & Kashmir must capitalise on the peace

The Onus Is on Omar Now

Ram Madhav

The making of a new Kashmir calls for a coalition of ideas

The Unbearable Lightness of the Proxy

Rahul Pandita

Why the independent candidates failed to deliver in Kashmir

BJP regains momentum with its historic hat-trick in Haryana, allowing Modi to renew his attack on Congress as a party driven by a divisive agenda, while Jammu & Kashmir delivers a pro-development verdict

Pro-Separatist Rhetoric

Open

The turn in Abdullah’s election rhetoric might have something to do with his recent loss in the Lok Sabha polls to Sheikh Abdul Rashid (Engineer Rashid), a Kashmiri separatist

Between Death and Democracy

Rahul Pandita

Kashmiris take to the elections with great fervour. Is it an endorsement for New Delhi? Rahul Pandita travels across Jammu & Kashmir

Who’s Afraid of Democracy?

Ram Madhav

A new aspirational class beyond the influence of the traditional parties is emerging in Jammu & Kashmir

Three Cheers for Democracy

Siddharth Singh

Political normalisation is in full swing in Kashmir despite the unhappy mainstream parties

Has Rahul Gandhi been advised to go slow in his attacks on PM Modi?

Short Post

He was reportedly cautioned against inadvertently creating sympathy for PM Modi

The Slow Pulwama

Rahul Pandita

Terrorists have already inflicted more casualties on the Jammu region than their biggest attack ever in Kashmir. Is it time to rethink counterinsurgency?