1947 Kabali Raid: Sikhs, the Forgotten Martyrs of Kashmir
The Birth of Pakistan, carved out of India on 14 August 1947 as a result of the Two-Nation Theory, left behind wounds that have failed to heal.Continue Reading
The Birth of Pakistan, carved out of India on 14 August 1947 as a result of the Two-Nation Theory, left behind wounds that have failed to heal.Continue Reading
Bail, But Under Constant Watch: How GPS Anklets Are Stalking Homes in KashmirContinue Reading
There are moments when a nation speaks without speeches. This week, the language has been the TirangaContinue Reading
FROM AYODHYA TO JHARKHAND, MOSCOW TO THE RED SEA: INDIA FACES QUESTIONS AT HOME AS A RESTLESS WORLD BURNSContinue Reading
AICC President Neha Bora delivered a powerful, thought-stirring speech that is pricking consciences. arguing that many Indians are only now beginning to understand the human rights concerns that Kashmiris, students, and activists have raised for years. Her central message was stark: when repression reaches your own doorstep, denial becomes impossible.Continue Reading
Srinagar, Saturday, July 18: Beneath the sprawling canopy of Kashmir’s legendary Chinar trees, where history whispers through every crimson leaf, a new chapter in the Valley’s literary journey began on Saturday. The serene campus of the Sher-i-Kashmir International Conference Centre (SKICC) came alive with readers, writers, scholars, students, and cultural enthusiasts as Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha inaugurated the third edition of the Chinar Book Festival, a nine-day celebration of books, ideas, and the enduring power of knowledge.Continue Reading
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