In Depth
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888Villagers in Nasrullah Pora tell tales of horror
A damaged Television set, a washing machine, and an inverter battery are scattered in the garden of Khursheed Ahmad Dar at Nasrullah...
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Memory: ‘They’re fine’, was all that I knew about my family
Things seemed fine when I left Delhi for Kashmir on August 2, 2019. I was heading back home for a long holiday,...
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Risking his own life to save a COVID patient, this Kashmiri Doctor took off his protection gear
When a Kashmiri critical care doctor was faced with a choice between helping a patient, and risking infection to his own self,...
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Jailed 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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Kashmiris who received international recognition for their work in journalism, literature and human rights
The list is a work in progress and open to updates. The announcement by Dana Canedy, the administrator of the Pulitzer...
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#PressFreedom: Journalists in Kashmir see an ‘ugly pattern’ and an ‘assault on the institution of Journalism’
It was the evening of April 18, when Kashmiri photo-journalist Masrat Zahra’s phone rang, to tell her something that journalists in Kashmir are...
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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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‘As per sources reports, leaked circulars’: The new panic buttons in Kashmir
A slew of circulars in the backdrop of the additional deployment has become a new alarm in the valley. Even as police...
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Kargil [email protected]: How Kashmir’s four seasoned scribes covered the high-altitude battle
Twenty years ago, on this day, South Asia’s first ‘live’ war officially came to an end in the rugged terrains of Kargil....
