KASHMIR

The reopening of Kashmiri Pandit killing cases after three decades have offered a glimmer of hope for the displaced community

Self-appointed gatekeepers of India's Kashmir policy are one of the biggest threats to peace and stability in the region

A young Sunil Raina, fresh out of college, was divided between two choices in his life when the situation fell apart in the Kashmir valley. On one hand, he wished to pursue activism full-time as a member of the ‘Panun Kashmir’ organization, and on the other hand, burgeoning responsibilities asked of him to find a […]

Kashmiri Pandits group seeks intervention in hearing against abrogation of Article 370

Dominance of a single narrative in Kashmir has overshadowed diverse perspectives and contributed to the perpetuation of biased portrayals

Former Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao could have sorted out Kashmir, even built the Ayodhya temple

SRINAGAR, J&K: Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Srinagar today reached out to the youth of Kashmir, stating that the future of the Valley’s young generation doesn’t lie in guns and stones but in the huge Indian and global market that awaits their talent. Shah said that those who handed over guns and stones to […]

India needs flexibility in its tightrope walk over an extraordinarily treacherous geopolitical minefield

What if India responded favourably to the multiple American calls made to then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru inviting him to be a part of the broader Western bloc, during the Cold War era?

It’s only after the removal of 'special status', India now has the opportunity to showcase how special Kashmir is to the world through G20 summit