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India Celebrates Democracy, Kashmir Cries Hypocrisy by PRITI GULATI COX
India wants to reap the benefits of Islamophobia from which the world is suffering. the Indian government has to reconcile its own people to body bags coming from Kashmir. If the Indian people were told the truth that Kashmiris dont … Continue reading
Posted in India, Islamophobia, Kashmir, Pakistan, South Asia
Tagged india, kashmir, pakistan
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“Thus Spake Nehru” – Greater Kashmir 2010 – Interesting Nehru Quotes
Yes Roy is right, if New Delhi is serious in filing a case against her and Geelani, they must first file it against the first prime minister of India, Hashim Qureshi quotes Nehru’s speeches which, by today’s New Delhi logic, … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, History, India, Kashmir, Pakistan, Quotes, South Asia
Tagged bangladesh, india, kashmir, nehru, pakistan, quotes
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India No.1 on global blasts list with 406 bombings… MORE than Iran, Afghanistan, Syria and Pakistan
The new report from the National Bomb Data Centre (NBDC) states that there were 406 explosions in India India had the world’s highest number of bombings last year, even more than war-torn Iraq and Afghanistan Jammu and Kashmir saw an … Continue reading
‘Do you need 700,000 soldiers to fight 150 militants?’: Kashmiri rights activist Khurram Parvez
The programme coordinator of the Jammu and Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society speaks on how the peoples narrative contradicts that of the State. Khurram Parvez, Kashmiri human rights activist in Srinagar, is programme coordinator of the Jammu and Kashmir Coalition … Continue reading
The Mangled Political Landscape of Jammu & Kashmir – by NYLA ALI KHAN
The conception of a representative government that would enable the devolution of administrative responsibilities to districts and villages; a socialist system in which the state would control the means of production so as to ensure the fairest distribution of goods, power, … Continue reading
India ‘covering up abuses’ in Kashmir: report – Al Jazeera – 10 Sep.15
The Indian government has covered up hundreds of cases of human rights abuses, including extrajudicial killings, torture and enforced disappearances in the disputed territory of Kashmir, a new report has alleged. Khurram Parvez, programme coordinator of Jammu Kashmir Coalition of … Continue reading
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Tagged coverup, india, kashmir, rape, torture, violence
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India’s UNSC Endgame
On the surface, India’s policy arc towards Pakistan is puzzling. Every episode of domestic terrorism, like Gurdaspur, is followed by sharp rebukes but little proof. The Indian government always promises a “disproportionate and unpredictable” response, whips up war hysteria, but … Continue reading
The Hidden Tears of Punjab by ANDRE VLTCHEK
A lane, a narrow passage to Jallianwala Bagh Garden inside the old city of Amritsar, in the state of Punjab. It is a monument now, one of the testaments to madness and crimes committed by the British Empire during its … Continue reading
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Tagged Britain, india, Jallianwala Bagh, massacre, pakistan, Punjab, Raj
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By Invitation Only: Proxy Patriotism India vs. Pakistan by FARZANA VERSEY
Prime Minister-elect Narendra Modi’s team did not need to work at this one. Sixty-seven years after the Partition, India continues to nurse the inherited insecurity garbed as braggadocio in its relationship with Pakistan. Every government has effectively used it to … Continue reading