Articles
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Rivers of Hunger: How India’s Water Coercion Is Starving Pakistan’s Fields and Kashmir’s Future
In May 2025, a farmer in Punjab’s canal district walked into his wheat field and found the irrigation channel dry. No drought had come. No…
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Bail Is Not Freedom: Khurram Parvez and the Illusion of Justice in Kashmir
When the Delhi High Court granted bail to Khurram Parvez this week, the news should have signalled the end of a nightmare. Instead, it offered…
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Golden Temple and the Long Shadow of June
Humayun Aziz Sandeela The events surrounding the Indian military assault on the Golden Temple complex in June 1984 remain among the most sensitive and contested…
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Operation Blue Star: The Wound That Never Healed
More than four decades have passed since Operation Blue Star, yet its political, religious and emotional consequences continue to reverberate across India and the…
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Weaponization of water by India: Chenab–Beas link and Salal Operations-A tactical escalation
India’s latest moves to advance the Chenab–Beas Link Tunnel Project and its operational plans regarding sediment flushing at the Salal Dam have intensified concerns in…
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The Human Security Dimension of Kashmir: India’s Military Calculus and Constitutional Marginalisation
For generations, the people of occupied Jammu and Kashmir have endured uncertainty, division and persistent denial of fundamental rights. The Kashmir dispute cannot be…
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They want us to remain homeless’: J&K’s Gujjars, Bakerwals fear eviction despite FRA
Tarushi Aswani While the Narendra Modi-led Indian government claimed that removing IIOJK’s special status would help tribal communities because of the Forest Rights Act being…
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Kashmir’s shrinking religious spaces: Attempts to normalize the abnormal
The continued restrictions on Kashmiri Muslims’ religious gatherings expose a glaring contradiction in the Indian occupation authorities’ callous approach towards religious freedoms in a region…
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Kashmir After 2019: Why Global Attention Has Not Faded
When Harvard Law, UN Bodies, International Courts, and Pakistan’s Own Leadership Speak the Same Truth About Kashmir, the World Must Finally Listen The most…
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Kashmir’s Silent Transformation: Education, Identity and the Politics of Erasure
In August 2019, the Government of India revoked Article 370, ending the special constitutional status of Jammu and Kashmir and fundamentally altering the political…