Abdul Ghani Bhat, a leading Kashmiri separatist, co-founded the MUF and chaired the Hurriyat Conference. His life was marked by decades of separatist involvement, political maneuvering, and personal tragedies. He died at 90, his health and influence diminished over time.
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NEW DELHI: A recently published autobiography sheds new light on how key Congress leaders have for decades refused to play the part expected of them…
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SRINAGAR: A gathering of Kashmiri Pandits on Sunday paid homage to their kin who were brutally killed by terrorists at Nadimarg village in Jammu and…
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The debate over 13 July 1931 and Maharaja Hari Singh in the J&K Assembly risks polarizing Jammu and Kashmir, echoing past unrest like the Amarnath land row (2008) and Burhan Wani’s killing (2016). With opposing narratives from PDP’s Waheed Para and BJP’s Sunil Sharma, tensions could escalate into another summer of agitations.
View More A witches’ cauldron of divisive memories stirred in J&K’s assembly
The humiliating way in which Indian migrants have returned from the US demonstrates the extent to which India has lost respect, especially in the world’s…
View More Erosion of sovereignty lies behind the humiliation of Indian migrants