Conversations
Kangre josh is the quintessential warmth of winter in Kashmir. Kangre josh is the interview section of Wande Magazine, where our focus will be to keep our readers warm with refreshing and naar e kanger effect conversations. In this section we will be doing exhaustive, long-form interviews touching on current discourses and issues present in our society.
Jean Dreze: India’s military presence in Kashmir is a huge waste of economic and human resources
In this interview, Jean Dreze talks about his new book, Kashmir and its economy; its challenges and promises.
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Institutionalizing Kashmir’s collective memory is our primary need: Parvez Imroz
The 2017 Rafto Laureate Parvez Imroz spoke with Nayeem Rather on his four decades long human rights activism, the Rafto award and his thoughts on human rights situation in Kashmir.
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Until my son dies or I die, the search will continue: Parveena Ahangar
The 2017 Rafto Laureate Parveena Ahangar spoke with Nayeem Rather on her incessant struggle to locate her son, the Rafto award, challenges she faced and her unbended hope.
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In conversation with Freny Manecksha
Freny Mancecksha speaks about her journey, the challenges she faced while writing the book and the politics of representation in her work.
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Writing serious literature is resistance: Shahnaz Bashir
In this interview Shahnaz Bashir talks about the politics of writing and the limitations of non-Kashmiri writing on Kashmir.
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