South Asia is portrayed as entering its most dangerous geopolitical phase since the Cold War, with India at the centre of a ...

The article revisits the July 13, 1931 firing in Kashmir, arguing that history must be reconstructed through a critical ...

The unfolding crisis in Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir has evolved from immediate grievances into a broad citizens’ ...

For decades, Kashmir has been framed as a territorial and sovereignty dispute between India and Pakistan, but the region’s glaciers and rivers are now emerging as the epicentre of a looming water ...

Six weeks into the deadliest unrest in Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir in years, the crisis has drawn rare, explicit ...

Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir has plunged into its deepest political crisis in years, as a sweeping security ...

A new report by the Jammu Kashmir Human Rights Observatory (JKHRO) says it has verified 34 civilian deaths, with evidence ...

Set against the vast, healing landscape of Wullar Lake in Bandipora, this Kashmir diary portrays a modest primary school ...

The story traces how 13 July 1931 became the defining moment in Kashmir’s long struggle against Dogra autocracy, completing a ...

Sheikh Abdullah, known as the Sher-e-Kashmir (the Lion of Kashmir) is a figure Kashmiris have been taught to revere without reservation. The official version is clean: freedom fighter under Dogra ...

The article reflects on a viral video of a child hurling abuse at the Education Minister over summer vacations, arguing that ...

The story revisits Kashmir’s pivotal 1931 uprising by recovering the overlooked figures who shaped its course beyond Sheikh Abdullah. It traces how Abdul Qadir’s contested speech and the Dogra police ...