Srinagar
Keeping journalism alive in Kashmir
Journalists in Kashmir have done remarkable work from the ground, despite government curbs and local media’s limitations.
Majid Maqbool | Jan 16, 2020
Now the loyal are being butchered
Caught in a crossfire, a poet from Kashmir loses 30 years of his work.
Syed Shahriyar | May 02, 2018
State against society
Travelling through Srinagar during the ‘peaceful’ times in 2016 revealed the cartography of state violence.
Rakesh Ankit | Aug 01, 2016
Chronicle from an attic window
A people’s account of surviving the Kashmir floods.
Uzma Falak | Sep 30, 2014
Finding Srinagar’s geography of peace
The summer capital is undergoing a massive physical makeover. But its spirit remains troubled.
Riyaz Wani | Dec 01, 2009
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