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Kashmir Life

When Chips Are Down!

by Kuldeep Khuda The fluid situation in the state of Jammu & Kashmir over last 70 years and particularly since 1990, helped catalyze emergence of large...

July 2, 1984: The Coup In Srinagar

by Mohammad Sayeed Malik       There is no doubt that Indira Gandhi, having lost faith in Farooq, took advantage of odd events on the ground and set...

When A Journalist Fell

The sequence of events that led to the broad day-light killing of prominent journalist Syed Shujaat Bukhari outside his office in Srinagar's Press Enclave...

The Poet Mentor

by Swati Parashar The calmness of a perfect summer day in Gothenburg (where I live and teach at the university) was shattered when I received...

An Undelivered Gift

by Saifuddin Soz Syed Shujaat Bukhari came to meet me, two days before he was killed. When we met it became a kind of celebration...

An Editor Socialite

by Khursheed Wani The killers had no intention to alert or intimidate Shujaat Bukhari. They came to eliminate him and left the site only after...

A Reporters’ Editor

by Suhail A Shah On April 4, 2012 Kashmir’s prominent journalist and correspondent for the Agence France Presse (AFP), Izhar Wani, breathed his last after...

Afternoon Annulment

Slightly more than 25 months later, BJP pulled out of coalition at a time when PDP was busy in governance affairs in Srinagar. Though...

Report of the Concerned Citizens’ Group visit to Srinagar

The Concerned Citizen's Group (CCG) led by former minister Yeshwant Sinha was in Srinagar last week. They have released the following detailed report about...

Shujaat, My Friend

by Munir-ul-Islam In my official position as Director Information at times Shujaat would at times get annoyed with me. My standard response would be, bayaa...

Briefing

MUMBAI The makers of ‘Hamid’, a film about a Kashmiri boy in search of his father, are planning to show the movie in the Valley...

The Shihlipora Shades

On the 17th anniversary of counter-insurgent Azad Nabi’s killing, Muhammad Younis visited the remote south Kashmir village to understand the logic and the legacy...

Building For Poor

A nongovernmental organization that has worked on rehabilitation front in 2005 earthquake raised nearly seven crore rupees to create small homes for the decent...

Naat Gou Sardar

A school teacher grew with Muslim friends and was influenced by the eulogies sung in the praise of prophet of Islam, so he started...

Zaiba Aapa’s School

After unknown gunmen left a young science graduate to survive crippled, he felt the pain of the people with serious disabilities. A few years...