 Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Jammu and Kashmir possesses one of the richest and most layered intellectual inheritances in the Indian subcontinent. Its...
Jammu and Kashmir
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer The recurrence of sexual violence in Kashmir and across India confronts society with a question far deeper than criminality...
Written by: Irshad Ahmad Bhat ( Research Scholar ) The Himalaya is not a mountain. It is a system. Glaciers feed rivers. Rivers feed...
Written by: Irshad Ahmad Bhat ( Research Scholar ) From Kishtwar to Doda, Jammu and Kashmir’s monsoons are turning deadlier by the year. This...
Written by: Sheeraz Zaman ( Socio Political Activist ) It should trouble a democracy far more than it evidently does that the killing of...
Written by: Muzamil Nabi Dar ( Research Scholar) Every conflict produces its own casualties. Some lose their lives, others lose their homes, and many...
Melting Sacred Ice: Climate Change, Infrastructural Modernity and the Ethics of Distance at Amarnath
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Cryospheric Change and Sacred Materiality The reported early melting of the naturally formed ice lingam during the 2026 Amarnath...
By: Bisma Yousuf ( Research Scholar) Politics often suffers from an illusion peculiar to itself: the illusion that repetition produces legitimacy. That what is...
Written by: Durdana Samoon (Research Scholar)  In the cartographic imagination of the Indian state, Gurez Valley occupies the extreme margins—a high-altitude sub-district of Bandipora,...
By: Aijaz Ahmad Bhat (Research Scholar) The contemporary world presents an irony that international politics has rarely encountered with such intensity. At the very...
