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Self-exoneration is a psychological process by which a criminal or a person at fault externalizes the fault and in turn blames the victim for...

Shah Abbas Last week, Kashmir remained hot topic even during the game of cricket and Pakistan Day. Indian cricket team lost in the world cup semi...

Er Nazir Ahmad Nazir Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah is often blamed for acceding Kashmir with India, but hardly anybody talks about his contemporaries, or erstwhile congressmen...

Basharat Ali The creation of APHC has a shady and ambiguous history. Multiple narratives thrive as what led to the creation of an amalgam drawn...

Mehboob Makhdoomi  With New Delhi’s Machiavellian reaction to the Muslim United Front’s endeavour to use democratic institutions of India for the resolution of Kashmir quagmire...

Enam Lone With the season of weddings in full bloom, we get to witness, and reminded of, the rapidly changing physique of this ceremony in...

Riyaz Masroor Kashmir has come a long way from 1950s and 60s. Back then, the individuals like Sheikh Abdullah and Bakhshi Ghulam Muhammad would set...

Muhammad Tahir “The devil came here yesterday, and it smells of sulphur still today, this table that I am now standing in front of.”...

Basharat Ali In his first tenure as the chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Mufti Mohammad Sayeed contrived a healing-touch policy, inspired in many ways...

Extraordinary times demand extraordinary measures. True. But it is the extraordinary people who actually create nations out of aspirations and revolutions. However, in Kashmir context,...

By Mohammad Altaf Hussain Ahangar Hindu law, it has been said, has 'the oldest pedigree of any known system of jurisprudence'. With due deference to...

R elations where people are not actually present but communicate or exclusively interact using internet, cell phones or other communication modes are termed as virtual...