After all the humiliations and deaths that the Kashmiri Pandits had to face in the early nineties, in our very lifetime, the terrorists are back with unimaginable vengeance, hell-bent on killing Hindus in Kashmir so that no Hindu will dare think of ever going to Kashmir
As tribute by author Siddhartha Gigoo to his father Arvind Gigoo, we publish an excerpt from the former's book 'A Long Season Of Ashes', along with a note from the author on his last moments with his father
A Long Season of Ashes by Siddhartha Gigoo
In the 1990s, many Kashmiri pandits had no choice but to leave their homes behind. This is one such story of displacement
In 1996, six years after being forced out of his home in Kashmir, Babuji lost his memory and sense of hearing, but the forever smile on his face proved that he left this world happy after tasting the sweetest nectar of life
Rani’s palace of dreams is gone. But next to her tent is a small hill. On it are a few idols of gods and goddesses. Lord Krishna, Lord Shiva and Goddess Lakshmi.
A Commonwealth Short Story Prize-winning author’s diary of events on his last link to Kashmir.
Exile is a story that starts, and gets repeated, over and over.... This story will never end till the Pandit, the original Kashmiri, recovers what was lost.
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