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Congress and Kashmir: The Dogma of Deception
In this piece, Khan Khawar Achakzai argues that Congress's role in Kashmir's politics is as deceptive and corroded as the BJPs' is brazen and open.
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Of Kashmir, Article 35-A and the collective existential threat
The battle over the issues of political significance such as Article 370 and Article 35A has once again become a cause of contention between Srinagar and New-Delhi but such battles have to be fought with facts rooted in historical accuracy, argue the authors.
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A view from Kashmir: Clientelistic Insiders and Faction-Running Outsiders
Kashmir based political historian Ashiq Hussain argues that Kashmir based political parties - cutting across ideologies - practice clientistic and faction-based politics without any programme for delivering public services ranging from national defence to internal order, rule of law or equal distribution of resources.
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Of History and Pakistan
Umair Gul makes a case for Pakistan sentiment in Kashmir, its historicity and its large following among masses in context of the recent essays published in Wande Magazine.
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Kathua Rape and Murder: Deciphering the ‘Indian Rage’
An analysis of the response of a section of Indian media and society to the Kathua rape and murder and the faults within it.
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