Editorial View all
War and Peace
Illustration courtesy: Mir Suhail ‘Become a nation unto ourselves’ is what the motto should be, not a nation that…
Kashmir’s Game of Throne
Recent political developments in Kashmir appear as part of a larger design: to knock out the mainstream regional parties…
Partners in ‘Crime’
As we lie dying
Globalising the ‘tehreek’
Understanding student protests in Kashmir
Mistaking silence for peace
Commentaries: View all
‘The leadership is in electoral politics mode, not revolutionary’
In a detailed interview SAR Geelani spoke to Imran Muzaffar at his residence in New Delhi on Kashmir, his…
‘Communication channels with Delhi were opened by our own people’
Black And White: View all
Foreign Diary: A postcard from the US
By Syed Abdul Haq I was born and raised in downtown Srinagar. My home is still in Shah Mohalla,…
‘University education isn’t just about examinations and degrees’
A JOURNEY TO PAKISTAN: TRAVELLING IN THE SHADOW OF SPIES
America taught me my faith
Why life wasn’t suffocating in Wahhabi land
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Assignments View all
Kashmir’s new age self-starters
Since 2010, a creative storm got unleashed in Kashmir that witnessed new means of expressions and professions. While many young Kashmiris became rappers, bards, storytellers, entrepreneurs and restaurateurs, others tried to break the shackles of…
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Street Smart View all
How to check wastefulness in weddings?
In this section, Kashmir Narrator asks common Kashmiris to opine about various issues faced by the society. Gulzar Ahmad, govt employee: Follow the injunctions of the shariah…
Cross Question View all
Has civil society failed to tackle issues faced by the society?
Point Kashmir is actually suffering from a systemic failure. The civil society (whatever that means in our unique setting) is partly responsible for this failure.…
People's History View all
Maqbool Sahil: A weight on nobody
By Sheikh Qayoom Maqbool Sahil, writer, poet, scholar, journalist, broadcaster, and orator. That is how the…
A father torn between A DREAM and a real-life NIGHTMARE
ZOONA BEGUM: The woman who risked it all for the tehreek
‘In dire situations we don’t spare anyone’
MISERY AND MURDER in Mother’s land
Passing By View all
‘I wept like a baby when I saw soldiers trampling on bodies’
Photo: Faisal Khan With a career spanning four decades, veteran photojournalist Mehraj-ud-Din has covered Kashmir in…
‘Conflict is one of the main sources of cancer in Kashmir’
‘We have planted trees in masjids, mandirs, gurdwaras’
‘Activism kills journalism’
‘My son chose to fight oppression’
Art & Language View all
THE MOTHER
By Jamsheed Rasool At the burial of Mouji in the terraced village graveyard there was a…
An ode to my mother
‘Art is either perfect or it is nothing’
Art scene in Kashmir: A Palette of Problems and Promise
Poems of Abdul Ahad Azad: Discursive Praxis of Culture and Resistance
Society & Culture View all
Victim of egos: A 600-yr-old monument in downtown Srinagar is closed for public since 2002, thanks to sectarianism
By Nazir Gillo What could have been a unifying site for Kashmiris, and a major tourism…