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“Leh boils: BJP’s policy of divide and rule backfires

Nothing is normal in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The Leh district of Ladakh—once showcased by New Delhi as a “one-sided saga” of its…

Article: President Tayyip Erdogan earns gratitude from the people of Kashmir

We are encouraged whenever someone speaks about the cause of Kashmir, but it is especially touching when they do so consistently over the years. Such…

Ladakh’s Rise: When Identity Unites Across Faiths

Humayun Aziz Sandeela The bloodshed in Leh on September 24, which left at least four dead and more than sixty injured in clashes between protesters…

India’s Chabahar Gamble Meets Its Reckoning

Humayun Aziz Sandeela The revocation of U.S. sanctions waivers for Iran’s Chabahar Port, effective September 29, has dealt New Delhi a humiliating blow. What was…

Article: The Myth of Normalcy in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir

The Indian government, under the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), continues to propagate the misleading narrative of normalcy in Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), despite overwhelming…

Professor Abdul Ghani Butt: A Stalwart of Kashmir’s Struggle

Professor Abdul Ghani Butt’s passing in Sopore at the age of 90 marks the end of an era for Kashmir’s freedom movement. More than a…

Prof Abdul Gani Bhat: A Pacifist Hurriyat Leader

  Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, where political landscape is always full of consternations, the death of Professor Abdul Gani Bhat, an academic and a Hurriyat…

India’s State Terror in Kashmir Continues as the World Betrays Silence

Humayun Aziz Sandeela The death of Firdous Ahmad Mir, a father of three from Hajin in Bandipora, allegedly tortured to death while in the Indian…

Article: Kashmir’s economic strangulation: Call for global attention to the situation in Jammu & Kashmir

Kashmir today finds itself in the grip of an economic siege with devastating consequences for its people. The repeated and prolonged closure of the Srinagar–Jammu…

Choking the Lifeline of Kashmir’s Apple Growers

  Humayun Aziz Sandeela The images are heart-wrenching. Farmers in Sopore, Asia’s second-largest fruit market, break down in tears as their trucks—laden with apples, the…