Dr Syed Nazir Gilani The killing of three civilians Dr. Mudasir Gul, Altaf Butt and Mohammad Amir in Hyderpora, Srinagar, on the evening of November 15, 2021 has shaken every conscience beyond all earlier experiences. The police have taken the mourners into custody for the just demand to have the …
Read More »Article: Communal anarchy spreading throughout while nation looks the other way
(Clarion India) Vir Das performed a monologue at the John F Kennedy Centre in the US where he spoke out on the huge range of disparities and double standards and the hitting ironies in the “two Indias”!.
Read More »Article: Why an Indian film’s success at the box office should worry us all
The Washington Post Rana Ayyub The young Muslim man watches his wife being killed in the name of jihad. The man had been living a quiet domestic life posing as a Hindu and working as a car mechanic. But when his Hindu wife confronts him about a terrorist plot, the …
Read More »Article: Tripura Police thinks reporting on communal violence is a crime. It is not.
(Scroll.in) It has become necessary to reiterate the obvious.
Read More »Article: Behind the extravagance of Kashmiri weddings
(Greater Kashmir) Marriages are indeed made in heaven, and solemnized on earth, but let’s make sure that we solemnize them in a beautiful manner, in a moderate way – neither extravagantly not miserly.
Read More »Feature: Arbitrary arrests tear apart journalists’ families in Kashmir
Bilal Hussain When Gulzar Ahmad Dar reads the local newspaper, he isn’t interested in the news and latest events in Kashmir. He wants to know what is happening to his son, Manan Gulzar Dar. The photojournalist, whose work has appeared in local outlets and publications such as The Guardian and …
Read More »Article: India struggles to put out crop waste fires that fuel air pollution
(The Wire) Stubble burning in Punjab and Haryana accounts for 30% to 40% of air pollution in October and November, according to air-quality monitoring agency SAFAR. In 2018, the Indian government set out to tackle the problem by establishing a fund to help farmers get rid of rice paddy straw by using machines. It took Rs 2,249 crore and four years, but the plan aimed at stopping farmers torching their crop waste has failed to have any measurable impact on air quality. A sharp rise in rice production and yields in India, the world’s biggest exporter of the grain, has exacerbated the problem of crop waste.
Read More »Feature: COVID killed 5 times more unvaccinated people than vaccinated ones in IIOJK
Zehru Nissa In the past three months, with the similar number of vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals testing positive in Kashmir, deaths have been five times more among those who did not get a shot, J&K Government’s official data shows. Divisional COVID19 Control Room (DDCR) Kashmir released the official analysis of …
Read More »Article: The communal pollution caused by the fascist forces
Humra Quraishi Can the Samajwadis be so utterly naïve to label their recently launched perfume, Samajwadi Perfume, potent enough to wipe away the communal hatred spreading around by the combined forces of the right-wing! No doubt, a refreshing idea to launch a perfume in these dark times, but can all …
Read More »Article: Hunger in India: Index & Reality
Dr S Saraswathi It is not in India’s fortune to remain happy with its achievements for any long time as global assessments go against it in another form. Recognition of Covaxin by the WHO marks an important milestone in India’s pandemic fight– a real feather on its cap — but …
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