Jammu
Militarisation and the media
How the Modi government imposed its will on Jammu & Kashmir.
Pamela Philipose | Aug 16, 2019
In search of lost time
A chronicle of a Kashmiri man acquitted after more than 18 years of incarceration.
Uzma Falak | Sep 12, 2015
Precariats of Indian democracy
The multiple identities of Kashmiri Pandits that have evolved over time complicate the question of resettlement.
Ajay Gudavarthy | May 11, 2015
Turning out
In Kashmir Valley, voter participation at recent Assembly polls was driven by an overriding imperative.
Saima Bhat and Shahid Tantray | Jan 19, 2015
Registering dissent
NOTA and what it means for electoral participation in Kashmir.
Bilal Kuchay | May 08, 2014
The art of statelessness
Fragments of the lives of the Rohingya refugees in Jammu.
Rudra Rakshit and Lora Tomas | Feb 10, 2014
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