Shreya Sarkar's new book is a beautiful exploration of the dark underbelly of suburban life in India
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The immediate future of the Jammu and Kashmir legislative assembly is one of constrained governance.
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Today, Baramulla stands as a symbol of the possibilities that lie ahead, a town that has survived invasions, political upheavals, and violent insurgencies, but it is also a place that holds the promise of peace
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His recent Lok Sabha win is seen as a triumph of a new electorate and a clear rejection of dynastic politics, but there are concerns
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In a celebration of Kashmir’s rich cultural heritage, an exhibition in Srinagar brings the valley's exquisite craftsmanship to the forefront of global recognition
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The annulment of Article 370, far from quelling unrest, has exacerbated the chasm between the central authority and the Kashmiri people, who view this intervention as a deleterious encroachment on their historical and cultural sovereignty
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Zeyad Masroor Khan’s 'City on Fire' immerses readers in the tumultuous streets of a city scarred by violence and communal strife
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In 'The Final Farewell,' Minakshi Dewan delves into the intricate tapestry of last rites and rituals, meticulously detailing the practices observed in India's major faiths.
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Jammu and Kashmir has been without an elected government since 2018 when the BJP pulled out of the coalition government with Mehbooba Mufti-headed Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
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Journalist Kunal Purohit’s latest offering, Hindutva Pop Stars, intricately weaves together the threads of music, identity, and ideology.
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