Prerna Koul Mishra

In the run-up to the anniversary of the Kashmiri Pandit Exodus in January, there is a case to give voice to those who lost theirs, in the amplified din of power or politics.

As we landed at the Srinagar airport, we stopped for a few seconds to inhale hard. We were coming back to Kashmir after 14 years.

Even as armchair experts try to position the removal of Article 370 to be majorly about Kashmiri Pandits, this one is for you. For Pandits, it may be too little, too late.

For years, I went to Kashmir as an outsider, despite being a Kashmiri, the laws of the land having stripped me of my state subject, no govt willing to care. But now, I can finally go 'home'.

Armchair war-mongers, opportunist nationalists, seditionists — India must win several mini-battles to win the final war.

On his recent visit to Jammu and Kashmir, the PM spoke in Kashmiri. But his attempts have not impressed many speakers of the Koshur tongue.

In a state where children continue to die of malnutrition, farmers should take the milk to orphanages and children’s homes instead of spilling it on the roads.

New Delhi could be offering citizen’s data on a platter to powerful American companies.

Bad news for everyone, especially Indians.

It is almost as if the insecurities articulated by Kashmir Pandits three decades ago are playing out all over again.

'She turned towards brash, power-wielding men rather than towards philosophical-idealists like her father.'

He or she sets the path for you to walk towards your ultimate goal, which is self-awareness.

If it has come to the level of species shaming, let me remind you the jungle has a law of co-existence that all creatures adhere to. You are the ones killing your own.

I want transparency for the next generation.

When you lose the freedom of faith, the right to your roots and the liberty to call your homeland your own.

It is only fair that this message goes out to him though social media.

Bringing some Diwali cheer from the newsroom.

I am impressed by the sensitivity with which the movie has tackled the issue of feminism.

If the identity of the Kashmiri Pandits was compromised two decades ago, should I wish the same for the Muslims in the Valley invoking providence?

I am exercising the right to my tolerance just as you have exercised your freedom of expression to negate the idea of India.

I actually fall into the category of people who lose beautiful friendships merely because I cannot keep up with the 100-odd pings on WhatsApp.

Shiva lives in me no more and the Hindu thought has finally been hijacked by ISIS philosophy.

The Facebook honcho says he's pushing forward with ideas and dreams because no one else seems willing to pursue them.

There is a risk of losing the beautiful 'me time' now during air travels.

The discontent of the people of the Valley with the establishment is a raw vein that cannot be soothed by a sporting event.

Remember, the Syrian boy's is not the only life that has been cut short due to strife and war.

Are we becoming a human-eat-human society?

Samajwadi Party chief is clearly living up to expectations.

The treatment meted out to this lord by the commoners, especially on the day of the Rath Yatra is almost intimidating.

Beware world, Indian tourists are boarding.