Zahid Sultan (Independent Researcher Based in Srinagar, India) There is something profoundly unsettling about the recent devastation in Nepal. On 26 August, a catastrophic...
Women, Work, and the State: Mapping Women’s Socioeconomic Mobility in Contemporary Jammu & Kashmir
Iqra Bhat (B.Sc. (Hons.) Zoology, Cluster University of Srinagar) “From the consciousness of woman emerge new ideas that enrich civilisation; Without woman, no enterprise,...
Surinder Ambardar (Political Analyst) There is something profoundly paradoxical about the condition of democracy in Jammu and Kashmir today. The vocabulary of grassroots democracy...
Fasil Ali Dar (Padmashree Awardee) The Himalayan arc, stretching across northern India, has long stood as a geography of inspiration, asceticism, and endurance. Among...
 Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Jammu and Kashmir possesses one of the richest and most layered intellectual inheritances in the Indian subcontinent. Its...
Written by: Irshad Ahmad Bhat ( Research Scholar ) What does it mean for a state to feed on a province while starving its...
By: Zahid Sultan ( Independent Researcher Based in Srinagar, India) There are anniversaries that invite celebration, and there are anniversaries that demand reflection. The...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer The recurrence of sexual violence in Kashmir and across India confronts society with a question far deeper than criminality...
Written by: Irshad Ahmad Bhat ( Research Scholar ) The Himalaya is not a mountain. It is a system. Glaciers feed rivers. Rivers feed...
The recent killing of migrant workers in Kulgam, coming only days after the assassination of a policeman, once again confronts Kashmir with an old...