288 results found
India must honour its treaty commitments over a resource that everyday lives depend on.
As Kashmiris stare at an uncertain future, mohalla schools have kept the lamp of education burning for the Valley’s children.
Although the current uprising PoJK is predominantly centred around economic issues, there is a deeper underpinning of issues of political economy and
Months after 5 August has been a total waste — recruitments for government jobs continue to be on hold, investments from outside have not come and b
Facing a double whammy — the strategic window closing, and ground situation in Kashmir improving — Pakistan will do whatever it can to create disturbances in J&K to bring the issue back in focus.
It is not the first time that the militaries of the two countries have agreed to maintain calm at the border.
For the BJP's electoral constituents across India – most of whom only conceive of Kashmir through the constant consumption of propaganda – Modi has scored a huge political win.
The attacks in Jammu and Kashmir are so few that correlating them with demonetisation would be a tricky exercise.
The BJP-led government will have to walk the tightrope and act on its election manifesto — Sankalp Patra — which explains its long-term strategy f
A two-part review of a year post the abrogation of Article 370 and bifurcation of Jammu & Kashmir. The first part looks at the security and political
काश्मीर खोऱ्यात प्रभावीपणे विश्वास निर्माण करण्यासाठी
Having failed the first round at the UN Security Council (UNSG), Pakistan continues to seek internationalising the ‘Kashmir issue’, as an ‘inter
Kashmir has this instant ability to exclude everything except the known and the immediate.
The upbeat mood that is usually witnessed during the election process is missing on the ground.
The BJP has made a mess of Jammu and Kashmir and India’s policy on Pakistan.
The abrogation of Article 370 and the bifurcation of the state of Jammu and Kashmir in August 2019 provoked intense diplomatic response from the international community. For the most part, India received widespread support for its decision. At the same time, however, there have been criticisms of the restrictions imposed in the region on communication and civil liberties. China and Pakistan, in particular, reacted with hostility and attempted to
It is possible to suppress popular opinion for a while, but whether it will bring long-term peace to the state is a matter of speculation.
The government is burying its head in the sand when it comes to the Kashmir problem, repeating exactly what it did 30 years ago.
From Kargil to 26/11 and to the recent attacks on military camps, we see a dynamic shift. Kashmir will be used as a cause and an excuse when it suits
The security challenges posed by the online sphere today are not new, nor is India in Kashmir the only state facing questions on the use of the intern
Is there a political solution to Kashmir?
It has had to navigate the debate on civil liberties, overcome history, and deal with China’s posture
Will politicians rise above party politics and see Kashmir as a national agenda is the key question that will decide what unfolds ahead on the ground.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has an opportunity to prove himself a statesman by bringing Jammu and Kashmir on board.
A multidimensional approach can be effective in Kashmir.
The diminishing returns are starting to set in for both Imran Khan and his “selectors”.
The move shows no knowledge of ground realities in J&K — it will simply escalate militant violence.
Kashmir has witnessed an alarming rise in narco-terrorism. Apathy shown by religious leaders has only added to the problem.
It is high time that the Centre opens up lines of communication with the people of Kashmir.
The results of the Urban Local Body polls show that the BJP and the Congress, piggybacking on the boycott of the two main parties of Kashmir valley, m
Despite the official narrative of a peaceful Jammu and Kashmir, the ground realities depict a rather different story.
It is not who wins the war, but whose narrative finds maximum takers. It is important to find a narrative for Kashmir for it to win over the tactical
The death of yet another expectation will only increase the hurt and anger.
Before Sopor incidents and Amarnath Yatra amalgamate lethally, for heaven's sake, pick up those reports of the five Working Groups on Jammu and Kashmir formed by the Prime Minister in 2006-07. Many of the recommendations can be implemented unilaterally.
