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Right to Information Act: Why India’s Most Democratic Law Needs Sharper Teeth

HPRF DESK November 30, 2025 1

By: Dr Shabir Hassan ( Independent Researcher) The Right to Information Act  embodies one of those rare...

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Autumn in Kashmir: A Season of Harvest, Memory, and Metamorphosis

HPRF DESK November 25, 2025 0

Written by: Rameez Makhdoomi ( The writer is an eminent freelance journalist of Jammu and Kashmir). Autumn in...

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The Monster Had Three Fathers

HPRF DESK November 18, 2025 0

How Pakistan and Saudi Arabia Played America and Gave Birth to Global Terrorism Written by: Ajmal Shah...

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The New Vanguard: Young Girls of Jammu & Kashmir Redefining Aspiration and Achievement

HPRF DESK November 11, 2025 0

By Farhat Naaz The contemporary landscape of Jammu and Kashmir offers one of the most important case...

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Call for Papers Towards Progressive Jammu & Kashmir

HPRF DESK November 10, 2025 0

The Himalayan Policy and Research Foundation (HPRF) invites original papers for publication on the theme “Towards Progressive...

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Sir Creek: Navigable According to the Thalweg Principle

HPRF DESK November 8, 2025 0

By: Dr Zahid ( Freelance Researcher) There are border disputes that define the psychology of a state...

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Empowerment as Capability: Gender, Policy, and Social Transformation in post -2019 Jammu & Kashmir

HPRF DESK November 4, 2025 0

By: Irshad Ahmad ( Research scholar ) The evolution of women’s empowerment in India has been marked...

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When Kashmir Stood Alone: Unsung Heroes of the 1947 Invasion

HPRF DESK November 1, 2025 0

Written by: Peerzada Muneer When the fog of early autumn 1947 began to gather over the snow-clad...

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Kashmiri food: A cultural statement that includes spices, stories, and resistance.

HPRF DESK October 28, 2025 0

Written by: Anusreeta Dutta In Jammu and Kashmir, eating is more than just that. It\’s a language...

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Kashmiri Women: The Unseen Frontline Against the 1947 Tribal Invasion

HPRF DESK October 25, 2025 0

By: Dr Musavir ( Independent Researcher) History remembers armies, generals, treaties-but often buries the real warriors who...

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