Despite the occasional headlines, Kashmir is a forgotten story
For seven decades, the world has only thrown passing glances at Kashmir even as the people of the Muslim-majority region face death and dismemberment on an unprecedented scale.
SAWM condemns efforts to censor the media
It is with great alarm that the South Asian Women in Media (SAWM, India chapter) notes the unwarranted action of blocking some journalists and news websites from disseminating information over the last few days. The act is a serious…
Regional Peace Initiative Gains Momentum as War Drums Beat
South Asian Peace Activists Call for End to India-Pakistan Hostilities Amid Rising Military Tensions.
Free speech in crisis as questions are silenced
Notably, all journalists arrested this year are associated with independent YouTube media channels.
Banu Mushtaq and the power of words
The powerful stories of Banu Mushtaq, whose ‘Heart Lamp’ has been shortlisted for the International Booker Prize 2025, are clear, evocative, personal and political
International illegal clinical trial Scam Exposed in Gujarat.
500 poor patients exploited in what was was to be 25-year trial period.
Farooq caught in a tornado stirred by his friend Dulat
The spy sees the ‘tallest leader’ as the one bartering Kashmir’s interest. The most telling thing is not what it reveals about the former CM but how so-called liberals see Kashmir and Kashmiris.
The sounds of silence from Pakistan
The Pak press is mum on the extradition of Tahawwur Rana, a key conspirator in the Mumbai attacks
The shifting lakshman rekha of fear
Perhaps Kunal Kamra has done us all a favour by reminding us that laughter is the great equaliser As the Supreme Court throws out an FIR against Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi, filed in January by the Jamnagar police over an Urdu poem —…
When Modi met Yunus in Bangkok
The point is that Dhaka should always know that Delhi always knows