Muzaffar Beig's statement evoked revulsion

 This refers to an NDTV debate wherein Muzaffar Beigh in a nauseating statement indirectly called Kashmir an integral part of India which incidentally was the only statement from a Kashmiri politician that suited the BJP panelist participating in the debate. In this statement PDP designs of acquiring More

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Problem political

It is high time for the state government to do something to end the ongoing crisis. No cosmetic treatment is going to solve the crisis. The state government must persuade New Delhi that the crisis in Kashmir is not about governance of employment, but about the aspirations of people. Omar Abdullah is More

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Commendable job

The doctors working in Valley hospitals are doing a commendable job these days. By treating the injured and helping in saving their lives, they are serving the humanity. Medicine is really the noble profession. This time it is important that people cooperate with doctors and allow them to move out of More

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Lamhaa review

This refers to the various reviews of film "Lamhaa". After watching this so-called pro-Kashmiri film, I realised it is far from the ground situation in Kashmir. The film is completely biased. It is the same story with a new twist. Shakeel AhmadB.Sc studentMore

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Right analysis

This refers to the article “Beyond cul de sac” by Arjimand Hussain Talib wherein the author has rightly analyzed the political divide among the mainstream and the pro-movement parties in Jammu and Kashmir. I agree with Talib’s views that at the moment everyone has to shun rigidity and ensure clarity More

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Restore it

Cellular service in north Kashmir areas has been stopped for the past two months. People, particularly traders are suffering. Children from these areas, who study outside the state, are unable to make a contact with their families. At the same time, Short Messaging Service must be restored across the More

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Total chaos

There is total chaos in Kashmir right now. People are getting killed every now and then. It is really affecting the psyche of people. Already there are innumerable cases of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in the Valley. Now, the terror on the roads is adding to this problem. Nocturnal raids are scaring More

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Our property

While I completely justify the protests on the streets of Kashmir, I strongly denounce that people are burning down public property. It is with tax payer’s money that the government has made this property. And what will happen if we burn it down. We will be damaging our own selves. Sameer Hussain More

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Hope dashed

During the agitation on Amar Nath land Omar Abdullah became the hero of the Kashmir when he spoke in the Parliament. His speech was so emotional in the Indian Parliament at New Delhi which not only touched the hearts of the people in Kashmir but the dream for the revival of the National Conference particularly More

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Pure wind

Beset with an immensely  troubling situation--and at an utter loss to explain the unwinnable quagmire-- New Delhi is using Chanakyan idiom to obfuscate an inconvenient reality in Kashmir. For Mr. P. Chidambaram to speak of Kashmiris and India in the same breath, and  to describe Kashmiris as More

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Ironical this

It is ironical that the Home Minister of India says that it is Srinagar only where disturbances are going on and that the rest of the valley is quite calm. One fails to understand, how long the Government of India will fool people and the world on Kashmir issue by suppressing the material facts. In fact More

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Justice delayed

Protests, demonstrations, killings and depression. Is it all going to end the way it ended earlier? So much has happened in the past but at the end it was as if nothing had happened. Justice delayed is justice denied, but here it’s a practice. Think of the innocent minds, their emotions and their future More

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