Kashmiris Fight for Freedom (Volume two)
Kashmir since 1947 does not present the history of a disputed border. In fact, it is a history of a people that
Kashmiris Fight for Freedom
History usually breaks out more about the present than the past, and few works explain this better than Muhammad Yusuf Saraf Kashmiris
Resisting Disappearance
Military Occupation and Women’s Activism in Kashmir The history of Kashmir is typically explained in the context of military power and political
The Kashmir Dispute: 1947–2012
There are few issues as intractable as the Kashmir conflict, and the work of A.G. Noorani The Kashmir Dispute: 1947–2012 explains why.
Freedom in Captivity
The term freedom is typically envisioned as the relief of subjugation. It is commonly associated with crossing frontiers, opposition or revolt. However,
Madni Masjid Relocated Lawfully with Consent
The recent relocation of Madni Masjid and its adjoining madrasah from Murree Road, Islamabad, has been a subject of unwarranted controversy, largely
India’s Strategic Shift to Moscow
Navigating US Trade Tensions and Regional Realignments India’s National Security consultant Ajit Doval’s recent tour to Moscow to strengthen defence and strategic
How does BUZZ WORD replace the Real Dialogue?
Language of self-help culture Self-help culture of recent years has brought into everyday life a unique language with the insertion of terms
Pro-Khalistan Slogans Echo from the Akal Takht
Forty-one years after Operation Bluestar, many Sikhs still have a strong desire to fight back. On the sad anniversary of one of
The True Nature of FAK
In a time when global narratives are easily manipulated and truth is often obscured by fear, it is crucial to expose the
