In the Kashmir Valley, kids inherit the trauma passed on to them by their parents – who inherited it from theirs.
Tag: Kashmir militancy
‘The Kashmir Files’ Is a Manipulative Propaganda Vehicle To Rouse Emotions Against Muslims
Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri is emerging as the favourite filmmaker of the BJP and has received the party’s full support.
‘An Open Grave Awaits My Dead Son’: A Kashmiri Father’s 11-Month Long Fight For a Burial
Mushtaq Ahmad Wani, the father of a minor who was killed in the alleged Lawaypora fake encounter in December 2020, has reiterated his demand that his son's body be …
Here’s Why We, Kashmiris, Aren’t Happy With the Highway Lockdown
With the recent bi-weekly blockade of the highway, residents of the valley are looking at difficult times ahead.
The Day a Snooker Club in Srinagar Turned Into Debate Central
With a looming sense of dread shrouding Kashmir over what would happen after the Pulwama attack, young Kashmiris gathered to discuss what life is like for them.
Kashmiri Women Considered the Night Their Friend, Then Militancy Happened
When the night meant seclusion, people encouraged women to travel by moonlight. When it started to mean inclusion, that same darkness was declared unsafe.