Narrative
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2.8KJailed for Journalism: Letters of love, and hope in an Indian prison
As more and more paramilitary forces were being flown into a clamped-down on-genocide-alert Kashmir, thousands of political prisoners were being shifted out in...
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Memory: Silence, and the siege of Kashmir
In the series titled The Memory Project, Free Press Kashmir aims to recreate the clampdown through people’s memories and document lived experiences...
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Jailed for Journalism: ‘I was made to strip naked in prison’
As rumours and panic gripped people in the summer of 2019, official denials to factual ‘rumours’, and falsified ‘news’ was the only...
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Of anger, ballot and tombstones: A Mumbai scribe’s day out in Srinagar
Lok Sabha elections might be over in the valley, but the response it drew is still being debated. Here, in a first...
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Jinn, Jinx and Jaded lifestyle: How a vicious circle of Ignorance highlights Kashmir’s New Evil—Part II
Kashmir being a conflict-stricken society has unleashed myriad mental and physical health agonies on its citizenry. Even as natives frequent healthcare specialists...
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From Bihar, Kashmir’s last native King Yousuf Shah Chak’s ‘descendent’ narrates a tale of deceit and love
After being exiled by Akbar, as per a widely accepted version of history, Kashmir’s last native king Yousuf Shah Chak’s address became...
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The Downtown Delight: 4G musings in a teacup
In routinely restricted world of Old City, Bohri Kadal hosts a convection of sorts inside a tea shop, tucked at the entrance...
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How World War I busted the White Man’s myth about Kashmir
As World War I completed its 100th year on November 11, 2018, a traditional tribute in the form of war heroics and legends...
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Photo Essay: Autumn, football and the shade of crimson Chinars
Far from the cheering and jeering cityside football crowd, some kids regularly turn a desolated corner of the Nishat Garden into a...
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Jammu Massacre: The saint who became a shrine — Part II
Once done with the slaughter in the plains of Jammu in early November 1947, the marauding rioters started moving to the mountains...
