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Why Kunan Poshpora Must Be Remembered
Every February, the people of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) remember what the occupying state wants them to forget: Kunan Poshpora.
Usama Imtiaz
There's something deliberate about this remembrance. In IIOJK,!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Sufferings of Women and Children in Indian Occupied Jammu and…
Syed Faiz Naqshbandi
Women and children in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJK) remain among the worst affected victims of India’s prolonged military occupation. For decades, Indian armed forces have subjected Kashmiri!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
When Deterrence Became Diplomacy: May 2025 and the Kashmir…
Altaf Hussain Wani
The Line of Control has long felt like a frozen wound, an immovable scar across the subcontinent. For decades New Delhi and Islamabad lived in a state of managed hostility: periodic skirmishes, diplomatic!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Kashmir Solidarity Day (5th February): Sustaining the Struggle…
Aftab Ahmad
Every year on 5th February, Pakistan observes Kashmir Solidarity Day to reaffirm its unwavering support for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. This day is not merely ceremonial; it symbolizes Pakistan's moral,!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
26th January in Jammu Kashmir: A Republic Built on Occupation,…
Aima Afraz
While India unfurls its tricolor and celebrates its democratic constitution on 26th January, the people of Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJK) mark the same day as Black Day—not out of spite, but as a solemn reminder!-->!-->!-->…
The Hollow Case for “Genocide” and the Dangerous Drive for…
By Altaf Hussain Wani
For nearly four decades the tragedy of 1990 has been repeatedly reframed as a singular, sanitized story: the “genocide” of Kashmiri Pandits and their forever-exile. That narrative—now amplified by some Pandit!-->!-->!-->…
Gawkadal: Massacre, Impunity and the Architecture of…
Alina Ijaz
More than three decades have passed since Indian occupation forces opened fire on unarmed civilians at Gawkadal Bridge in Srinagar, Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). On 21 January 1990, what began as a!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
The Day India’s Walls Became Instruments Against Women
By: Sumaiyya Kainat
A time when political leaders across the world are promising to work for gender parity, an act of vandalism in Gwalior India makes it grimly clear that women’s dignity is still revered as dispensable. When public!-->!-->!-->…
The Mosque and the Panopticon: Religious freedom under siege in…
Altaf Hussain WaniIn the Kashmir Valley, faith now comes with a barcode. The Jammu and Kashmir Police’s unprecedented surveillance exercise—collecting granular data on every mosque, imam, muezzin, and management committee member—represents!-->…
GET Placement Program: How PEC Took Center Stage
Engr. Asghar Hayat
Each year, thousands of engineers graduate from Pakistan’s universities with hard-earned degrees, only to confront a harsh reality, limited job opportunities, lack of professional exposure, and an absence of!-->!-->!-->…