Kashmir

Kashmir Too Owes ‘India’ an Answer

Rahul Pandita

Even if Afzal Guru were not hanged, Kashmir’s integration with India would have remained patchy at best

Darkness or Light

Rahul Pandita

Silence on fatwas is no longer an option for Kashmiris

Omar Is Selling Kashmiris a Dud

Rahul Pandita

His rhetoric on the withdrawal of AFSPA just doesn’t wash

The Nowhere People

Rahul Pandita

Harassed on their return to Kashmir valley and shunted out of Jammu city, Pandit refugees say it’s a repeat of the 1990 nightmare for them

Catching ’em Young

Rahul Pandita

Faizan Bashir’s case is not an isolated one. The arrest of minors in Kashmir is turning into a serious issue

War, Terror and Hate

Pranati Mehra

Journalist Adrian Levy’s book Deception was about the West’s role in Al Qaida’s birth and Pakistan’s duplicity. The Meadow was about a kidnapping in Kashmir. Now he plans one on 26/11. An interview

The Eternal Autumn of Hope and Waiting

Parvaiz Bukhari

A Kashmiri’s debut film captures the oppressive atmosphere of a militarised state

The People in Their Heads

Suhit Kelkar

A father tormented by visions of his dead son, a boy battling dreams of azaadi and football, soldiers fighting their inner demons... Djinns of Eidgah is a deeply disturbing play on Kashmir