Kashmiri Pandits

Thirty-third year of exile: How BJP's 'Naya Kashmir' has not been able to ensure justice to Pandits

Kashmiri Pandits remain steadfast to the idea of home – which they lost because of being Hindus and Indians. But, a home in Kashmir may not manifest in the years to come, given the prevailing situation, yet it offers a sense of belonging to the exiled community

Discourse on Kashmiri Pandits must move beyond ‘The Kashmir Files’

If the BJP is serious about addressing the issues faced by Kashmiri Pandits, it needs to think beyond The Kashmir Files so that there are no more files to be made in the future

Off-centre | Nadav Lapid’s debacle: How Israeli filmmaker’s attack brings back spotlight on plight of Kashmiri Pandits

If Nadav Lapid is really part of a larger Left-wing ‘conspiracy’, he has only scored a self-goal by allowing the now politically dominant ‘right wing’ to strike back all guns blazing

Kashmiri Pandits demand committee under Amit Shah for en masse rehabilitation to Kashmir

Kashmiri Pandit groups continued their months-long protest on Saturday against the government over selected killings of their members, and demanded the constitution of a committee under Amit Shah to 'formulate and implement' their rehabilitation.

Terrorism counting its last breaths in Jammu and Kashmir, says L-G Manoj Sinha

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha lauded the security forces and said that they are doing their work diligently at the juncture where we stand today

I feel ashamed as an Indian: Arif Mohammad Khan on targeted killings in Jammu and Kashmir

"If a single person from my country has to leave his home and become a refugee, no amount of shame will suffice it," the Kerala Governor said

How PFI is just the tip of the Islamist problem in India

The Popular Front of India is working towards creating a pan-India Muslim movement against the Modi government. It is also imparting training to young Muslims in armed combat and unarmed combat skills

Plea on 'genocide' of Hindus, Sikhs in J&K: Supreme Court asks NGO to make representation to government

The plea referred to books such as "My Frozen Turbulence in Kashmir", authored by Jagmohan who was Jammu and Kashmir governor during the relevant period, and "Our Moon Has Blood Clots" by Rahul Pandita

Nadimarg massacre: High Court reopens case of Kashmir Pandits after a decade

An application was filed by the prosecution seeking recall of an earlier order whereby the criminal revision petition was dismissed. The massacre of 24 Kashmiri Pandits was carried out by terrorists at Nadimarg village in Shopian district in 2003

Former J&K chief minister Mehbooba Mufti placed under house arrest

The PDP president said that she was stopped from visiting the family of Kashmiri Pandit Sunil Kumar Bhat, who was shot dead by terrorists in Shopian recently