History as Politics: On Writing Past
Amit Kumar, a scholar of history, responds and critiques the method of writing about past employed by two Kashmir scholars in the essay The Politics of a Struggle.
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The Politics of a Struggle
Two Kashmir scholars look at the genesis and the development of pro-Pakistan sentiment in Jammu and Kashmir, or for that matter idea of independent Kashmir and argue how both political leanings cannot be understood without taking into account the internal politics of the Kashmir struggle in relation to the concept of the nation-state.
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Notebook of Asiya Jeelani: Survivor and witness to the violence of 2004 elections
Journalist and author Freny Manecksha revisits 'the longest day in the history of Kashmiri activism' by sifting through Aasiya Jeelani's notebook and bringing out the memories of the day through people she left behind.
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Calendar of the Disappeared keeps memory alive in Kashmir
How APDP's calendar of the disappeared is helping keeping the memory of the person alive and well, every month, each year.
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Symbols of Resistance: A photo essay by Sharafat Ali
Sharafat Ali captures the essence of the troubled and often poignant lives of Kashmiri women in this photo essay.
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The Beloved Rebel: Portrait of a Professor of Sociology
A profile of a professor-turned-militant Mohmmad Rafi captured through his social media interactions.
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