A fictional story on the loss of dreams in Kashmir.
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‘Curfewed Night’: The Honesty of Basharat Peer’s Memoir
In his decade-old book on Kashmir, Peer managed to effectively give us an account that meshes both the personal and the political.
An Apology Letter to Kashmiris From My Six-Year-Old Self
As a child, I was shielded from reality by my parents. But in Kashmir, countless children have been shot dead or blinded by pellet guns in the streets – …
Agony Inside: A Story From Kashmir
On everyday tale of violence and muffled cries in the Valley.
A Kashmiri Student on Why He Had to Let Go of His University Admission
Universities do not have any mechanisms in place to deal with students from conflict zones.
The Slow Dance to Exclusive Nationalism
The politics of hatred in our country feeds on our indifference – the apathy of those it does not affect.
Where Are the Women in the Narrative of Violence?
A woman either becomes a pawn in the hands of the state or that of men of her community.
The Half Widows
Giving voice to the wives, daughters, mothers and sisters caught between hope and despair in their wait for the men in their lives who have been swallowed up by …
Photos | Kashmir After the Communication Blackout
A young woman visits Srinagar and other parts of the Valley to unravel its multifaceted, complex and heartbreaking stories.
Dear Kashmiri Brothers and Sisters, We Are With You!
The irony is I’ve written this letter for you, but it will never reach you.