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Amarnath Yatra and the sacred geography that outlived borders
The Amarnath Yatra reflects India's ancient sacred geography, connecting faith, culture, and communities across borders while highlighting the enduring continuity of its civilisational heritage.
The Sarla Bhat case and Kashmir's long road to justice
The SIA's 737-page chargesheet against Yasin Malik in the 1990 Sarla Bhat murder revives a 36-year-old terror case, marking a significant step toward accountability for insurgency-era crimes in Kashmir.
State Repression: Pakistan’s tool to control occupied regions
Two regions: Balochistan and Gilgit-Baltistan. Seven decades. One pattern: promises made, then broken. Know more about Pakistan’s use of force to answer peaceful questions there.
When stone started singing: The forgotten musical science of ancient Indian temples
Did India's ancient temples hide an acoustic secret? From Hampi's resonant pillars to remarkable sound engineering, discover the science behind these architectural marvels.
Roots torn, trauma inherited: The tale of humanitarian crisis of Kashmir
Beyond scenic beauty, Kashmir is about human beings. Looking through a humanitarian lens reveals the chain of terrorism, ethnic cleansing, displacement, and transgenerational trauma.
What does revival of festivals and processions mean for Kashmir?
For decades, many of Kashmir's temples, festivals, and public religious traditions faded due to conflict, displacement, and insecurity. Today, a remarkable cultural revival is underway.
Zorawar Singh: The legend who integrated J&K, Ladakh into India
General Zorawar Singh’s daring Himalayan campaigns secured Ladakh for India and reshaped the strategic geography of the northern frontier.