An excavation of a brutal history and its aftermath in India
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The book ends where it should have begun. Kishwar's ideas for solutions need discussion of whether and how these can be implemented given the obstacles she describes.
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Post-Pokhran, Kargil led America to warm up towards India. The bonhomie is still on, though, ironically, Pakistan is one glitch.
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The response to the interlocutors’ report has stuck to the political ideas in it. An informed debate on all of it can lead to consensus, then action.
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A superb probe of the 1994 kidnapping and murder of foreign tourists finds all, but the mourners, deficient
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There are demands for change, but anything drastic will only escalate tensions
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Fear and uncertainty regarding Jammu & Kashmir's identity offer a fertile field for militant recruitment which Pakistan will certainly exploit, writes author Radha Kumar
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This is the first time the Indian government, not Pakistan, has repudiated the gains made by peace initiatives. Kashmiris bear the brunt.
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