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Jammu & Kashmir
Divided INDIA Bloc Could Help BJP in India’s Jammu & Kashmir
By Snigdhendu Bhattacharya
The upcoming general election is the first in J&K since the Modi government’s controversial decision in August 2019 to revoke its autonomy and strip it of its statehood.
Modi Flaunts India’s Grassroots Democracy on Visit to Jammu and Kashmir
By Tarushi Aswani
His lofty claims ring hollow in the restive region as the Union Territory is being ruled directly from New Delhi.
India Probes Kashmir Leader’s Family Under Anti-Terror Law
By Aijaz Hussain
According to security officials, cases were registered against Geelani's kin for shouting anti-India slogans and wrapping his body in the Pakistani flag.
Modi Puts Kashmiri Demands on the Backburner
By Tarushi Aswani
While Kashmiri leaders want J&K’s statehood to be restored first, the BJP government is prioritizing the redrawing of electoral boundaries to facilitate its victory.
India, Drones, and Human Rights: The Flight Forward
By Siddhant Hira and Ryan Mitra
A drone doctrine is important to ensure not only that drones are not misused, but also their use does not trigger an escalation of hostility between India and Pakistan
Modi Fails to Follow Up on His Outreach to Kashmiri Leaders
By Tarushi Aswani
Has New Delhi's bid to initiative talks with leaders from the erstwhile province already stalled?
India Uses Public Safety Act for Its Crackdown on Dissent
By Cholpon Orozobekova
Khurram Parvez was on his way to Geneva for the UN Human rights council session when he was arrested.
17 Indian Soldiers Killed in Kashmir: India-Pakistan Tensions Heating up
By Shawn Snow
As heavy pressure builds on Islamabad, Kashmir heats up.
Kashmir's Problems Need a Political Solution
By K.S. Venkatachalam
A political remedy is the only long term solution to violence in Kashmir.
India-Pakistan Relations: A Paradigm Shift
By Saad Khan
Remarks by Modi and Sharif at their independence day celebrations signal the end of attempts at reconciliation.
India-Pakistan: With NSA Talks Aborted, What Next?
By Ali Ahmed
The hardliners prevail, leaving the two countries with one less diplomatic option.
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