It was a Sunday, August 04, 2019; I was in office filing a story on chaos in the Sunday market... Read More
A few days before India celebrated its independence day this year, my 7-year-old niece insisted I take her to see... Read More
With the advancement in affordable technology over the past couple of decades, photography is more accessible now than it has... Read More
This essay provides a comparative analysis of human rights violations in The Gambia and Kashmir with a focus on enforced... Read More
“Youngest son of Haleema was born in a curfew. Sweat drips from her neck. Baby loves the perfume. I mean... Read More
Can a story be simply told? Especially when it concerns two unequal sides: the powerful and the overpowered? Will the powerful... Read More
Rumours of Spring: A Girlhood in Kashmir is a memoir by Farah Bashir. Through narrations of her childhood, she offers... Read More
Forced Erasures In the old decrepit neighbourhood of Bat’maalyun in Srinagar, mired in the innards of an interdistrict transport hub,... Read More
Language is our first memory. Mouj. And mother, our first home. Kasheer. Mad heart- They have built a wall, Around... Read More
Aasia Jeelani (1977-2005) was a force to be reckoned with; her involvement in the women’s movement in Kashmir cannot be... Read More