Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Democracy in India can be pictured as a beautiful tree whose roots sink deep into Indic history, whose trunk...
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Written by:Â Dr. Peerzada Muneer In the glow of a small screen, a new kind of reality is being edited, filtered and looped on...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Parliamentary democracy in India rests on the twin pillars of the House of the People (Lok Sabha) and the...
Written by: Murtaza Ali Counter Terrorism and counter intelligence Analyst White-collar terrorism has emerged as the most dangerous evolution of militancy in Kashmir after...
By: Dr Shabir Hassan ( Independent Researcher) The Right to Information Act embodies one of those rare moments in democratic life when law attempts...
Written by: Zahid Sultan ( Research Scholar ) There are border disputes that define the psychology of a state more than its cartography. Sir...
By: Dr Safia Yousuf ( Independent Researcher) The place of women in Kashmir’s long history has never been marginal. They have been central to...
Written By: Surinder Ambardar ( Socio Political Analyst) Do You Hear the Himalayas Crying? Their lament echoes through glaciers that retreat silently, through rivers...
By Peerzada Muneer In the turbulent spring of 1990, Kashmir was gripped by violence, uncertainty, and a deepening communal divide. The early months of...
By: Irshad Ahmad Bhat ( Research Scholar ) For much of the modern age, international political thought has struggled with the moral anxieties of...
