Kashmir
Doubt and Dogma
Rahul Pandita
Tarun Tejpal’s novel should be read to understand the world we live in, one that extremist ideologies have plunged into darkness
The Capitol Hill Trail
For two decades, Ghulam Nabi Fai funded Kashmir militancy right under Washington DC’s nose. The game is up
Stone Pelter’s Paradise
Young Kashmiris speak up about the turmoil in their state in this explosive new anthology. An excerpt from an essay
Why Visit the Valley
Srinagar is not an escape in any ordinary sense of the term. But it is still a question one can answer
Parallel Interlocutors
Another group hopes to achieve in Kashmir what the Centre-appointed interlocutors could not
The Nehru You Never Knew
Sat Paul Sahni’s first book of photographs was published this year, three months after his death. A Godrej almirah full of slides still remains, as do despatches from four wars
Referendum via Cricket
The gentleman’s game in Kashmir is not quite the gentleman’s game anywhere else in the world. Not when India and Pakistan play
The Story of a Kashmiri Footballer
Basharat Baba was selected to train in Brazil. It was only once his passport was rejected that he learnt his father was a former militant
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