In Depth
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1.1KLife in Srinagar — Part III: Way out for troubled waters
In this concluding part on the waning heritage of Kashmir, experts talk about the rescue plan to safeguard the floating legacy and...
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Work, power and sexual harassment: The case of a ‘clean chit’
“I will pursue my case in the court because there’s no other platform for Kashmiri women where I can avail justice.” In...
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Life in Srinagar—Part II: (Caste)ing shadows over Nigeen Lake
One of the reasons behind the decay and downfall of Kashmir’s heritage houseboat legacy is the chronic slandering of the Hanji community....
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Kashmiri in Kabul: ‘Taliban has assured our safety, but I want to come home’
With the resurgence of Taliban, the Kabul airport under the command of US forces has become an escape route for desperate dozens....
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‘Waiting for Godot’: Kashmir’s information activists on a wild goose chase?
Activists feel replacing J&K RTI Act 2009 with the Central RTI Act has only weakened the RTI Movement in Kashmir. A promising...
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Inside Kashmir’s human trafficking hell—where minors are rescuing minors
If those part of child rescue operations are to be believed then Kashmir has lately become ‘a hotbed for human trafficking’. But...
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‘We had hope’: How Kashmiris tackled the communication crisis in 2019
Apart from the mother’s misery and the lovers’ longing, those summer messages in the mountains engaged all and sundry. The long-awaited dispatch...
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The aftermath: What happened in Kashmir after August 5, 2019
On August 5, 2019, Kashmir was put under a communication blackout after the Parliament of India, approved the splitting of the state...
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‘They’ve ruined our lives’: JK’s CIC Operators facing official excuses?
The CIC operators put the blame on the General Administration Department (GAD) for repeatedly “denying” the approval for their regularization despite having...
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Holding fort with fortitude: Kashmir’s homeless homemakers
Military operations against militants in residential areas of Kashmir often turn a home into a pile of rubble leaving behind an insolent...
