Articles
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From 1931 to the Present: The Enduring Legacy of Kashmir’s Freedom Struggle
Saba Ghulam Nabi The history of Kashmir bears witness to countless sacrifices made by its people. Kashmiris have consistently demonstrated their unwavering commitment to their…
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July 13, 1931: A historical tragedy Kashmir remembers
Every year on July 13, Kashmir remembers one of the most significant and tragic moments in its modern history. It remains a day of…
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Kashmir’s July 13: Memory, Justice, and the Search for Peace
Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai Every nation has days that transcend the calendar. They become part of a people’s identity, reminding each generation of sacrifice, resilience,…
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The Enduring Relevance of 13 July 1931
History is not only about dates; it is about people, their challenges, their dreams, and the lessons they leave behind. Some dates do…
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‘Why was I shot?’ Story of a school student, blinded by pellet guns, reveals Kashmiri lives erased by new film
Harinder Baweja As the Bollywood film Chauhaan celebrates pellet guns as instruments of heroism, Insha Mushtaq—blinded at 14 during the 2016 Kashmir protests—still awaits an…
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From classrooms to suspicion: Why Bihar’s Muslim children face fear on road to education
Ghalib Shams Hundreds of children from Bihar’s poorest districts travel to other states in search of a better education. But along the way, many face…
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The Unfinished Work of July 13: Why Kashmir’s Martyrs Still Speak to the Present
Every year on July 13, the people across the State of Jammu Kashmir (Indian occupied Kashmir and Azad Jammu and Kashmir) pause to pay homage…
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Manufactured Hatred: How Islamophobia Has Become State Policy in Modi’s India
Islamophobia in India is no longer confined to isolated acts of prejudice. It has evolved into a political project in which anti-Muslim rhetoric, discriminatory policies…
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When Crime Crosses Borders from India
Humayun Aziz Sandeela Organised crime has long ceased to be a local law-and-order challenge. In the twenty-first century, criminal enterprises have evolved into multinational…
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Sardar Muhammad Abdul Qayoom Khan: Mujahid-e-Awwal, Statesman and Seer
There are many people whom I owe a great deal—my parents, family, teachers, friends and countless others in society who have shaped my values. Yet,…