Poets can’t remain aloof from politics, but they shouldn’t become its victims either: Rehman Rahi
Kashmir’s greatest living poet Rahman Rahi on his poetry and politics and his perceived silence.
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The Red Fridge
This short story is inspired by Shahnaz Bashir’s Kashmiri short story Fouji Chhutti Peth, which appeared in this magazine in January this year.
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Student protests: A photo essay by Faisal Khan
This photo essay by Faisal Khan, the chronicler of Srinagar city’s violent streets – collects together some of the defining images of the protests led by the students and renders them in black and white for the purposes of situating them within the aesthetic of Wande Magazine.
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Two Poems by Shahnaz Bashir
Shahnaz Bashir's two evocative poems on Kashmir's present where stones write the elegy of loss and newspaper's announce news of more massacres.
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The loss of an intimate friend: Faizan’s friends recount his killing
Faizan's friends recount the killing of their intimate friend, his memory and the souvenir they will preserve forever.
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‘Our children are killed because we demand Azadi’
An elderly man from Hardu Dalwan Budgam narrates how two boys from the village were killed on the election day.
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