Jammu and Kashmir

Kashmir used the elections to send a political message to the Modi government: Autonomy must be restored. Will New Delhi heed that message?

While India and Pakistan argue and fight over the fate of Kashmir, is anyone listening to the Kashmiris?

Amid tight security, freezing cold, and the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of Kashmiris seize the opportunity to vote against the BJP.

Kashmir, India, and China: The creation of Pakistan’s newest province will have far-flung geopolitical ripples.

Beneath the geopolitical clash between India and China, the people of Ladakh live with the weight of an economic collapse and worries about war.

“Our lockdown began way before the world was forced into isolation.”

It is high time that Pakistan’s policymakers trim the size of their Kashmir narrative to match the evident realities.

Even those who demanded UT status have been disappointed by the reality: less representation, more bureaucracy, and still no jobs.

The abrogation of Article 370 came with a steep cost: the disappearance of the moderate middle, once Kashmir’s political mainstream.

A loss of autonomy. A months-long security crackdown. Now, a pandemic. It’s been a rough year in Kashmir.

The 4G internet ban in Jammu and Kashmir has left teachers and students struggling.