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Subhash Gatade
How Hindutva Terror Outfits Hide in Plain Sight
29 Jan 2020
The arrest of yet another alleged bomb-maker with right-wing links should lead to action at last.
Partha S. Ghosh
It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
23 Nov 2019
The holy cow in India and the global inability to end terrorism.
Partha S. Ghosh
In Kashmir’s Silence, Read a Warning
26 Aug 2019
Pent-up rage, helplessness and religious politics portend terrible consequences.
Tarique Anwar
UAPA Amendment: Gateway to Misuse Anti-Terror Law, Say Critics
10 Aug 2019
Now, individuals can be listed as terrorists in the Fourth Schedule to the UAPA, even without establishing their affiliations to any such organisation.
Prabhat Patnaik
Kashmir: Why Amit Shah’s ‘Development’ Argument is a Hoax
09 Aug 2019
Apart from promoting Hindutva, removal of special status of an economy that’s engaged productive activities, will benefit BJP’s corporate patrons the most.
Humra Quraishi
Art 370: A Crisis Worse than Festering Hatred
09 Aug 2019
Political campaigns have ‘trained’ people to dislike Kashmiris for being Muslim.
Sagrika Kissu
Modi Govt Set to Continue Its ‘Failed’ Kashmir Policy?
30 Jun 2019
The increase in the number of youngsters joining militancy is directly proportional to the Centre’s failure in handling the Kashmir issue.
Bharathy Singaravel
The Terror That Must Not Be Named
14 May 2019
"Independent India’s first terrorist was a Hindu. His name was Nathuram Godse. That is where it begins.”
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Elections 2019 Phase 5: Only 2% Turn Up to Vote in Kashmir
06 May 2019
The Joint Resistance Leadership had given a valley-wide call for boycott on April 13, calling the election process "futile." This phase also saw immense violence on the streets and in the polling…
Amrita Datta
Politics of Mourning: A Tale of Two Cities
24 Apr 2019
Interestingly, the logic that enables us to call certain people terrorists and certain others just radicals also insists that we extend our sympathy almost organically to disasters, damages and…