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.
Unity in Diversity and Cultural Cohesion
Embracing Differences, Strengthening Pakistan Tremendous cultural, linguistic and ethnic diversity is the bestowment of Pakistan. Clad in snow and mountains of Gilgit
Kashmir in Conflict: India, Pakistan and the Unending War
The war in Kashmir has taken more than 70 years. The conflict is much older than generations, peace movements and even trends
Village Head of Sikhs Banned to come to Red Fort
A Discriminatory Exclusion Once again, the Red Fort became the place of national pride as India celebrated 78 years of Independence. Flags
Expansion of Russell Group and the Subsequent Wave of It
In the United Kingdom the growth of elite Russell Group universities has recently sparked some profound criticisms over balance, diversity and equity
The Khawarij and Their Exploitation of Civilians
A Grave Threat to Human Life and Stability Terrorism is a heinous breach of human rights to be sure. However, when it
Ambassador Ali Javed on Pakistan’s Diplomacy & Resilience
On 13th August, International Scenarios came out with an interview of H.E Ambassador Ali Javed, the Pakistani envoy to Italy. The discussion
