Opinion
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2.8KFear and Trepidation in Tel Aviv: Is Israel Losing the Syria War?
Israel, which has played a precarious role in the Syrian war since 2011, is furious to learn that the future of the...
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7.0KBeing a Witness: From scrapbook to photo book
Feeling creative unrest, a Srinagar teen made a scrapbook of newspaper images featuring the summer slain of 2008, only to emerge a...
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5.0KKashmir, Chenab and the opening up of Kashmir to the world
Kashmiris have been treating their brothers and sisters from the Chenab and Pir Panjal Valleys very well since the last three decades,...
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8.7KThe Fugitive Sunshine: Reading Kashmir in an aroma
The more I look, the more I see. The more I read these poems, the more I find to admire. Poetry has...
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3.2KPoetry: You were not there
Yes, you were not there, when they snatched my scarf, from my head. You have not seen them, entering my home, in...
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6.5KOpinion: A look at the Himalayan territories explains China’s interest in Kashmir
China’s remarks hinting that it could send its army into Kashmir, after India sent forces into Bhutan’s Dhoklam plateau, could mean many things...
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4.4KThe year of Burhan: A journalist’s account of what followed the killing
Reporting the conflict was not on my list when I pursued journalism as a passion. I wanted to travel, and write about...
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6.3K‘We too have a Burhan Wani in our village. He is our friend’
It happened just a couple of days after Burhan Wani was killed along with his associates in the southern part of Kashmir...
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5.3KThat long summer night when Burhan Wani died
I can hear gun-barrel thuds. Everyone around me is in shock. Ours is the house packed with mourners. My grandmother has passed...
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3.6K‘Chota Shahzaada’, the name given to Mohammad Amir in Srinagar that night, as people danced in frenzy
As the Indo-Pak cricket teams locked horns in the recently concluded Champions Trophy final in England, Kashmir responded with the characteristic deserted...
