Many young authors from the Valley have gotten onto the self-publishing bandwagon only to face troubles like poor editing and sales.
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Autumn, a Season of Loss in Kashmir
The collective desolation of a people.
As Protests Engulf India, Kashmiri Students Feel They Have a Target on Their Backs
'My parents are worried and have strictly advised me to steer clear of any kind of protests. They think that Kashmiris are easy targets and I agree.'
Everything Wrong With a Class 6 Student Being Asked to ‘Thank Modi for Removing Article 370’
Let's not even get into how ironic it is that students in Class 6 are being allowed to weigh in on the debate on Kashmir while Kashmiris themselves remain …
Revoking Article 370 Might Be a Potential Solution. But is it the Right One?
No matter how optimistic the future promised to us looks, the undemocratic means deployed to achieve it cannot be justified.
Internet Shutdown: The Government’s Answer to Periods of Crisis
India leads the world in the number of shutdowns in a year, with Rajasthan being second on the list, after Jammu and Kashmir.
From the Embattled Lanes of Srinagar, Two Young Men Have Taught Themselves How to Build Robots
As a teen, Najeeb spent his time making B-tech students' final year projects for them, and 16-year-old Faizan has been outranking college students at engineering competitions since he was …
Why Young Indians Should Show More Concern for Kashmiri Youth
We need to challenge the half-baked political discourse and coverage in the media by asking for facts and looking for alternative sources of information.
Waters Of Hatred Have Reached the Chenab
I always thought of my home, Jammu, as a place of tolerance and tranquility. Not anymore.