Kashmir: A way forward

Creating a win-win-win for all from the current movement

DATELINE SRINAGAR By Arjimand Hussain Talib

For the first time in many decades, Kashmir’s movement for the restoration of its lost political sovereignty has attained a big moral high ground. The current upsurge – which many Indian analysts admit is an uprising - has a real potential of taking Kashmir out from its decades-old suffering. It has More

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The Politics of Coercion

It won't do anything except creating ground for violence

ANALYSIS By Aijaz A Wani/Tanveer Habib

I am disturbed. We need to rethink the Kashmir issue very seriously. We have problem in Kashmir and we have to recognize that. Ultimately, the question of doing something for the aspirations.......is a very important one to think about. (Nobel Laureate, Amartya Sen, NDTV,4-8-2010) Failed More

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This is just suicidal!

If guns have failed us, can stones suffice?

Freeze Frame By Syeda Afshana

As events in Kashmir are happening, a strange kind of situation is unfolding, unlike the one that emerged in simmering summers of 2008 and 2009, or even during the last two decades of conflict. Today, the state of affairs has thrown up various ensigns. The disquieting and disgusting level More

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Leaf from the past

Nehru-Abdullah-Mukherjee Formula on Kashmir

HISTORY By Balraj Puri

As Kashmir is on boil today,various solutions are being offered. The latest is being that of senior Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) leader L.K. Advani who on July 6 said “if Nehru could have accepted the views of Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, the founder of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh then the crown of Himalayas More

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