The Illusion of the Ballot: Breaking the Carousel of Control
Altaf Hussain Wani For decades, the international community has been asked to view the situation in Jammu and Kashmir through…
Simla Agreement and Kashmir: Why the UN Mandate Remains Unresolved
Muhammad Waleed Akhtar “The foundation of justice, moreover, is good faith; that is, truth and fidelity to promises and agreements.”…
The Forgotten Holocaust: The 1947 Jammu Massacre and the Architecture of Erasure
By Shahzia Ashraf History is often written by the victors, but in the case of the Jammu Massacre of 1947,…
Jammu, 1947: Massacre, Dispossession and an Unfinished Conflict
By Altaf Hussain Wani The Jammu Massacre of 1947 should not be reduced to a disputed footnote in the history…
India’s Crumbling Facade: Kashmir and the World That Is No Longer Fooled
Muhammad Ibrahim Bhatti India’s carefully constructed image as a functioning democracy is not merely being questioned, it is being demolished…
The Accession That Left Kashmir’s Future Unsettled
By Mehr un Nisa Some wounds are not visible, yet they bleed through generations. Some promises are made in the…
When Strategic Interests Override International Law: The Kashmir Question
By Sanaullah International law is often presented as the foundation of a fair world order. States speak of justice, human…
October 27, 1947: An Analytical Research Report on the Military Intervention and Occupation of Jammu and Kashmir
Download Report On the morning of October 27, 1947, the Government of India airlifted military troops into Srinagar, the capital…
Kashmir Instrument of Accession: A Decision Under Duress
By Laiba Tariq October occupied a significant place in Kashmir’s history. The month marked by deception and political conspiracy in…
From Moorcroft to Modi: Kashmir Black Day and the Unfinished Struggle for Dignity
By Jawad Khan Every year, 27 October is observed as Kashmir Black Day, marking the arrival of Indian troops in…