Islamic Radicals in Kashmir

The valley still bleeds, the mountains still cry, the Pandits and their resolve however, march on hoping against hope to return to their home, once again.

Burying our head in the sad doesn’t make us immune to the catastrophe sprinting toward us, does it?

From Kalhan’s Rajatarangini talking about Kings of Kashmir to the last ruling King of Dogra dynasty, Kashmir took a long path to democracy, yet democracy remained elusive leaving some trails down the way.

After the abrogation of Article 370 and 35A, people of Kashmir will get education and job which will thwart these leaders from brainwashing them and furthering their agenda of making Kashmir an independent state.

Kashmir is not a political problem, rather, it is a years old civilizational, existential problem.

I would like to share some of my thoughts on what your politics should be about.

Before seeing Kashmir from media's lens, yourself just one question "Indian Goverment provides the maximum economic package to J&K state, where does this money go?"

The question on everyone’s mind (In India) should be “Is the job done? Have we achieved what we wanted as a nation in Kashmir after the Pulwama?”. The answer is a blatant NO.

A lot has been written about the Kashmir problem since 1947. This article is about exposing those myths based on an interview that I and my co-author gave to a prominent J&K newspaper some time back regarding our book ‘Kashmir is Free’.

जब तक इस्लाम को कश्मीर-समस्या के मूल के रूप में चिह्नित कर विचारधारा के स्तर पर उससे निपटने की नीति नहीं बनायी जाती, लाखों करोड़ के आर्थिक पैकेज बाँटने से कुछ नहीं बदलेगा।