Residents of places close to the border desperately hope that the ongoing conflict between India and Pakistan will de-escalate
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Toibah is a sub-editor at 카지노, based in Kashmir. She writes explainers and feature stories on politics, social justice and culture.
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After the Pahalgam terrorist attack, all those in Kashmir who rely on tourism for their livelihood, from local artisans to shopkeepers, are now facing days of inactivity, which they fear may prolong into months of economic uncertainty
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A tribal Gujjar family’s house was demolished by authorities on Saturday evening as part of a broader crackdown across Kashmir following the April 22 Pahalgam attack
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Four days after the terror attack in Pahalgam, which put security forces across Jammu and Kashmir on high alert, Ghulam Rasool Magray, a 44-year-old labourer from Kupwara district, was shot dead by unknown gunmen late Saturday night
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Tourists packing to leave and local Kashmiris asking them to stay, trying to offer whatever support they could. Such scenes are seen in many parts of the region.
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While there are protests happening across many Indian cities after Parliament passed the controversial Waqf Bill, Kashmiris have chosen to stay silent, once again
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Over the last five decades, India’s population has grown unevenly. Northern states make up 50 per cent of India’s population, while southern states make up just 20 per cent.
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In J&K, nearly 70 percent of the population competes for less than 40 percent of opportunities as reservation quotas keep increasing
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We take a look at how Russia and China use propaganda to shape global opinion in their competition with the U.S. for global dominance
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The anger is not about the fashion show itself but about what it represents. For many in Kashmir, it is part of a broader concern—that events like these are attempts to dilute Kashmir’s cultural identity after the revocation of Article 370 in 2019.
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