Articles
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Democracy at Gunpoint: The Myth of Normalcy in IIOJK
India’s claim that “normalcy” has returned to Indian illegally occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IIOJK) rests on a carefully curated image rather than the lived…
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From UN Resolutions to Global Amnesia: Why Kashmir Still Waits for Justice
In January 1948, India approached the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to internationalize the Kashmir dispute, seeking global mediation after the first Indo-Pak war. The…
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Kashmir Conflict and Reality of Crimes Against Humanity
Crimes against humanity represent one of the most serious affronts to human dignity and collective conscience. They embody patterns of widespread or systematic violence directed…
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Kashmiri outrage: ‘Militarized Rails, Crippled Economy’
Raies Mir Despite claims of improved connectivity, no substantial consignments of Kashmiris local resources including apples and handicrafts logistics have been transported out of Kashmir…
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26 January: India celebrates Republic Day, Kashmir observes black day
India observes Republic Day on 26 January annually to mark the adoption of its constitution in 1950 as a way of projecting itself as the…
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Kashmir’s Unanswered Question on Republic Day
India marks its 77th Republic Day by celebrating a Constitution that came into force on January 26, 1950—a document often praised for its democratic ambition…
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Indian Republic Day in Kashmir: A Day of Mourning, Not Celebration
India is celebrating its 77th Republic Day to honor a constitution that came into force on January 26, 1950. Yet for the people of…
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Black Day: When India’s Republic Becomes a Prison in IIOJK
On January 26, while India celebrates its Constitution, Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir mourns. For us, the Republic Day is not a festival of…
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26th January in Jammu Kashmir: A Republic Built on Occupation, Not Consent
While India unfurls its tricolor and celebrates its democratic constitution on 26th January, the people of Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJK) mark the same day…
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6 journalists summoned this month, ‘25’ in a year: The police trail following Kashmir’s press
The oral summonses issued to at least five national media journalists in Kashmir, following their reporting on the profiling of mosques, mark the latest episode…