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Gautam Navlakha
J&K: When the Old Order Changeth
15 Jul 2019
With this, we enter uncharted territory where Kashmiris have much to lose by succumbing to an assimilationist push under President’s rule.
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Going After Lawyers’ Collective Smacks of Political Vendetta: Warisha Farasat
11 Jul 2019
Indian Writers’ Forum had earlier interviewed Warisha Farasat- a New-Delhi based advocate, who shared her views on the episode of Lawyers’ Collective getting targeted by the Modi government.
Basharat Shameem
Plight of Education in Jammu and Kashmir
11 Jul 2019
These fault lines demand immediate course correction which should be promptly pursued with dedication and priority if we are really serious about the future of our society.
Surangya
Amit Shah Maintains Silence on Democratic Rights of Kashmiris
08 Jul 2019
Civil rights activist Gautam Navlakha talks to NewsClick about Amit Shah's Lok Sabha speech, in which he claimed that "one-third of Kashmiris are not with us" and blamed India's first Prime Minister…
Peoples Dispatch
European Diplomats Fail to Take Concrete Steps to Reassure Iran Against US Sanctions
02 Jul 2019
The joint committee meeting in Vienna held on June 28 saw European diplomats launching INSTEX, a payment mechanism to continue trade with Iran.
Zubair Sofi
From Pellets to Sound Cannon: BJP’s ‘Non-violent’ Methods to Handle Kashmir Conflict
29 Jun 2019
“The waves from the sound cannon can affect the central nervous system of a person and can cause an auditory shift.”
Vijay Prashad
The Hybrid War Against Iran
26 Jun 2019
It is always Iran that is portrayed as the aggressor, even when it has been Iran at the receiving end of US aggression.
Sagari Chhabra
In My Own Voice: Emergency Then; Emergency Now
26 Jun 2019
While yesterday’s Emergency saw the State take away an individual’s liberty, today, it is the non-state actors, fed on hate, who are taking away the life and liberty of a citizen of free India.
Amrita Datta
The Idea of India Needs Constant War
24 Jun 2019
The BJP can see it very well that its idea of India can now only survive and thrive through forced homogenisation, aggressive singularisation and imposition of a monolithic future plan.
Abhijit Sengupta
How Myths Remain Relevant: Culture and Violence
24 Jun 2019
A former secretary of the Ministry of Culture remembers Girish Karnad