Engineer turned militant, 4 Indian army men killed in Kashmir
By News Desk | Tral, Kashmir An engineering graduate turned militant was killed on Friday in a fierce gunfight at Buchoo village of Tral,…
In pictures: Thousands attend Kashmir militant’s funeral
By Shahid Tantray Thousands of people, including men, women and children, today attended the funeral procession of a Pakistan based outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba…
Encounter in Kashmir’s summer capital
Hilal Molvi, a LeT militant killed today. By News Desk One militant of Lashkar-e-Toiba was killed today morning after the Indian forces…
Police arrests a journalist in Kashmir
By News Desk – Srinagar, Kashmir The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Tuesday arrested a reporter of a local weekly newspaper for…
The birth of Karl Marx
Marx's first article in the Zeitung focused on freedom of the press and censorship.By Keith Flett | Socialist Review Karl Marx died…
Overcome the hypocrisy, to achieve azaadi
We have reached to a consensus that the only thing that essentially binds us all is the universal hatred of the Indian…
India imposes graveyard peace in Kashmir
The return of mass protests against Indian rule since 2008 have given a new shape to the Kashmiri movement for independence, one…
In Kashmir, power holding craps are not holy
The people are dying there, and they are being given grief or indifferences with the overt identities they have, not by the…
Psychological impact on Kashmir’s youth
The Kashmir conflict has shaped the unconscious psychology of the entire Indian-administered-Kashmiri population. It imposes an important question…
Yes, I’m a stone thrower
After spending three years in jail, he still says “Yes, I’m a stone thrower." Born on the11th of…
India and Pakistan’s silent war
Two men on the death row in the two neighboring countries can be a silent war. It may…
Of knowledge and humanity
It is imperative to realize that we cannot expect a foreigner from the West, or some super genius…
INTERVIEWS
Kashmir, the disputed region between India and Pakistan, has been going through conflict since the armed rebellion started in late 80s and has resulted in
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Tear gas in Kashmir: Not only for tears, corpses too
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Kashmir’s one month since Afzal Guru’s hanging: 350 civilians, 150 cops injured; 4 dead
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A grave awaiting
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My patriarchy better than yours!
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Agha Shahid Ali: Chronicler of pain
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From singer to a victim of fake encounter
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The historical connectors
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PSA: Destroying lives silently
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‘Peace redefined in democracy’
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Privatization of education
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“I was stripped naked by my torturer”
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“I am not Indian; I am Kashmiri”
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I am writing my biography: Yasin Malik
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Exclusive | David Barsamian on Journalism in Kashmir
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Everything I Cannot Tell You About The Women Of Kashmir
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Raiding My Studio Was Like Cutting My Throat: MC Kash
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Dead Men Talking
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We Will Live There Again In Peace
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Love For Books
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Memorializing 13 July 1931 in Kashmir
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ACCESS DENIED
ART & CULTURE
Mayank Austen Soofi By Atul K Thakur Mayank is not laconic as a writer and he also breaks the stereotypical views. His book, Nobody Can Love You More on
Editorial: For Agha Shahid Ali, and forever
Tomorrow is December 8, 2012. Eleven years ago on the same day one of the finest…
Torn pages
You know, the creepy sensation between my legs makes me dizzy. That day, in the crowded…
Ode to the rains
A splendid beauty from the skies descends. Embracing the Earth quenches its long thirst. Down hilltops,…
