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Sunday, August 30, 2026
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Cover Story

This is the major copy on most important happening in a week that usually features on page one of the magazine

Back to Basics

Ignoring the spate of curfews and strikes, an apparent repercussion of Afzal Guru’s hanging, the Fidayeen attack in Bemina is being used to blunt...

On The Edge

Events starting with the execution of Afzal Guru have led Kashmir to a situation in which it is either a call for a protest...

New Book, New Revelations

That Poonch rebellion and not the tribal raids were fundamental to the slicing of erstwhile Kashmir state is an established fact. But Christopher Snedden’s...

Knots of the NOOSE

Afzal Guru dropped out of medical college, crossed LoC, returned and surrendered. His protracted struggle to survive without becoming a surrogate soldier or a...

An Evolving Trust

Away from public gaze, a chain of schools across J&K has built massive infrastructure with community participation to educate more than 100000 boys and...

Reaping The Harvest

Cannabis cultivation was a parallel economy in pockets of south Kashmir that sustained many livelihoods. As the police successfully cracked down on the cultivators...

Erasing Past

The discovery of a fossil-rich site at Guryul Khonmoh by a British geoscientist in the late 19th century initiated studies that geologists claim helped...

A Generational Shift

In the heads and tails analysis of the recent reshuffle in coalition government’s ministerial council, Omar Abdullah’s action of immense implications was missed by...
Abdul Rashid Deeder examines the damages caused by Pakistani shell to his house -- Photo: Abid Nabi

In Times of Peace

As India and Pakistan trade barbs over the brutalization of their soldiers in renewed hostilities on LoC, Sameer Yasir treks to the non-descript Charunda...

Whose “Daminis” Are They?

While the civil society in India is mourning, and rightly so, the horrible rape and murder of a girl in Delhi, it has conveniently...

In Retrospect

2012 is history. Like every other year, it was a mixed bag of good, bad and ugly events. Kashmir Life revisited different sectors to...
A woman cries as she hugs her brother after his surrender in Rampur

Survival Tales

Trained across the LoC, they fought in Kashmir, were jailed and set free. Some of them surrendered too. But that didn’t end the uncertainty...
Cover Story: LOST IN TRANSLATION

LOST IN TRANSLATION

Ever since the birth of Kashmir conflict, the leadership cutting across ideological divides have traditionally embarked on ambitious dispute- resolution trips to Islamabad. As...
Messy Millions Cover Story

Messy Millions

As crores of rupees flow into the sleepy Letpora hamlet, a dangerous consumerism has set in among the villagers, replacing simplicity and appetite for...
cover story THe Daughter

The Daughter

Caught in the vortex of multi-polar violence, Razia Sultan’s fight to trace her disappeared father on both sides of LoC is of epic proportions....