Memory
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791Memory: ‘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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Graphic Novel: What happened when I asked a Kashmiri
Liz George, a cartoonist from Kochi was struggling to make comics in support of Kashmiris during the 2019 clampdown. While the media...
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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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Memories of my Kashmiri Winter
Harud (autumn), rud’d jarri (sheets of rain) and the coy advances of wand’e (winter), all put together, make Kashmir (a blessed home)...
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Jammu Massacre: The saint who became a shrine — Part III
Once done with the slaughter in the plains of Jammu in early November 1947, the marauding rioters started moving to the mountains...
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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...
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Jammu Massacre: The saint who became a shrine — Part I
Once done with the slaughter in the plains of Jammu in early November 1947, the marauding rioters started moving to the mountains...
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Bijbehara Massacre: A Survivor Account
Srinagar: Among the 50 odd bodies that BSF piled up at #Bijbehara on Oct 22, 1993, a 13-year-old boy managed to save...
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‘That first crackdown’: The story of a lost childhood
It was one of those long dry, chilly wintry nights. I had just finished reading Amar Chitra Katha, a comic book featuring...
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April 10, 1993: The day a boat sank with the dead
This day, on April 1993, Srinagar’s trade heartland Lal Chowk went up in flames after the BSF troopers ran amok. After the...
