Articles
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Srebrenica’s Lesson Is Prevention
Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai Every year the international community gathers to remember the victims of genocide. The ceremonies are solemn, the speeches heartfelt, and the…
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Burhan Wani: Ten Years On, the Voice That Recast Kashmir’s Struggle
July 8, 2016 remains a date etched in memory. Burhan Muzaffar Wani, then just 21 years old, was martyred by Indian troops in Kokernag area…
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Burhan Wani: The Dadsara Boy
Sheikh Abdul Momin In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), few could have imagined that a 22-year-old youth would emerge as one of the…
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BurhanWani and Kashmir’s Digital Awakening
Few events in the recent history of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) have proved as consequential as the martyrdom of BurhanMuzaffarWani on 8…
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Kashmir’s 9,765 Missing Women and Girls
Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai Nearly 10,000 women and girls have reportedly disappeared from Jammu and Kashmir since 2019. According to figures presented by Ajay Kumar,…
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The Silent Siege of Mental Health Crisis Among Young Women in Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir
In Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, protracted conflict has inflicted profound and enduring psychological wounds, particularly upon young women and adolescent girls. In Kashmir, women have…
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Cancer In Kashmir Is A Social, Economic, And Cultural Crisis
Cancer in Kashmir is not just a medical issue. It cannot be understood exclusively from a biomedical perspective. It exists in a complex social milieu…
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India’s War on Water: A Treaty Broken, a Law Discarded
On 19 June, at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, India’s delegation made an admission that deserved far more scrutiny than it…
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The Scenic Veil: Tourism, Optics, and the Structural Hypocrisy of Kashmir’s tourism Boom
Every year, state-sponsored tourism campaigns invite the world to experience Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir as an unblemished paradise, a place of blooming tulip gardens, world-class…
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Blinding the Narrative: Bollywood’s Grim Apologia for the Pellet Gun
Mukhtar Baba The annals of the Kashmir Valley are routinely defiled by the cruel ironies of state overreach, yet few chapters are quite as gruesome…