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Leh and Kargil now realise that Union Territory status has only eroded the limited powers they once exercised in the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir.
The recent emblem 'controversy' in the shrine falls far short of capturing its present reality or past, and that of Kashmir too.
The author recounts a summer camp in Batote on the Jammu-Srinagar highway and leading ecologists' early warnings.
General Asim Munir’s revival of the two-nation theory underscores how Partition trauma continues to shape the Pakistan military's worldview.
As Indian Americans rise gain power and prestige in the US, they must also grapple with racial prejudice, internal divisions and inherited biases.
What the region truly needs is a bold, imaginative rethinking of federalism.
The past casts a long shadow on Myanmar's present, with many of the military’s enduring anxieties rooted in unresolved historical legacies.
The most authentic lens and the most strategic one come from the lived experiences of the people.
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