Intellectuals are meant to fearlessly question and critique everything. In India, they are seen doing the opposite.
The Pakistani cricketer said Pak should forget about Kashmir. Instead, he was made to forget his own words pretty soon.
A Kashmiri student of Sharda University, who went missing, has reportedly joined an ultra-radical militant outfit.
Pakistan and China together suppressing Balochistan's freedom movement will adversely impact security interests of the US, Afghanistan and New Delhi.
There's a mania that’s spilling from Sialkot to Srinagar, which is driving the lust for a jihadi 'azaadi'.
Is there a political solution to Kashmir?
Instead of engaging in petty politics, it is the whole country's duty to make sure no other student is forced to shut his books and take up arms.
Raising of azadi slogans is part of the freedom of speech guaranteed by Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution.
Kashmiris share a collective memory of deep violence. Add a constrained opportunity structure and limited arenas for self improvement, and you see why Kashmir's millennials are so frustrated.
Let's wake up and show women that there are people who care for them and are willing to do all it takes to make those wolves-in-sheep’s-clothing pay the price for it.
