Srinagar, Aug. 28 -- By Farooq Ahmad Khan A retired officer walks into a lawyer's chamber holding a charge-sheet that names events from 2007. He has been out of office for years, and assumes, as mos... Read More
Srinagar, Aug. 28 -- By Palveen Kour Kashmiri families send their children to college with books, clothes and carefully folded hopes. At the gate, parents repeat common advice: eat properly, study h... Read More
Srinagar, Aug. 28 -- By Brahma Chellaney NEW DELHI-The world's largest dam is rising in one of the world's most geopolitically treacherous and seismically unstable regions. Just a few kilometers from... Read More
Srinagar, Aug. 27 -- By Mohammad Anamul Haque Ahanger Standing a little away from the crowd, I found myself looking at the dust more than the banners. Somewhere in that dust and din of Delhi's disse... Read More
Srinagar, Aug. 27 -- By Khalid Nabi In 2005, in Gevas, a district in eastern Turkey, a shepherd watched a sheep step toward the edge of a cliff. The animal went over. Then another followed, and anot... Read More
Srinagar, Aug. 27 -- By Muhammad Arbaaz Niazi Kashmir has always tested politicians who want an easy relationship with power. A candidate can win on a party symbol and still face a harder question o... Read More
Srinagar, Aug. 27 -- By Sri Varshith Kumar Reddy E Kashmir's economic problem has often begun with a simple question: Who owns this land, where did this product come from, and can a buyer trust the a... Read More
Srinagar, Aug. 26 -- By Amaar Mir A charge of sexual abuse against a teacher breaks one of the most basic promises a school makes: that children will be safe there. Families send their children to s... Read More
Srinagar, Aug. 26 -- By Mohammad Ilyas Bhat The old man came to my door one morning, worried and shaken. He had come to ask for something no one should have to ask for: permission to bury a beloved. ... Read More
Srinagar, Aug. 25 -- By Farooq Ahmad Khan I served under three chief ministers of Jammu and Kashmir across a career spanning more than three decades, and I have spent years trying to name what those ... Read More