Archive for 'Kashmir'

Kashmir’s Agony

Posted on21. Oct, 2012 by .

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By Waheed Hamid The BLACK Day of Kashmiris once again reminds of the time of independence of Pakistan, when people of Kashmir demanded to join Pakistan. The Maharaja, fearing tribal war, gave way to the Indian military pressure and agreed to join India by,  ‘signing' the controversial Instrument of Accession on 26 October 1947. Kashmir was [...]

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Pakistan: Remember October!

Posted on17. Oct, 2012 by .

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Maharaja betraying his people.

By Waheed Hamid The  month of October is remembered with so many gloomy incidents which have made this part of the world suffer and humanity cry that we often forget 27th October the BLACK DAY for Kashmir. The tragedies of earth quake, floods and now attack on Malala of Swat has further increased the miseries [...]

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Kashmir ‘Martyrs’ Day

Posted on13. Jul, 2012 by .

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Dogra rule martyrs

By S M Hali Kashmir ‘Martyrs’ Day’ is observed every year on 13 July to commemorate this day in 1931, when 21 Kashmiris made the supreme sacrifice of their valuable lives for the supreme cause of freedom of Kashmir from the clutches of despotic Dogra rulers. Dogra rule (1846-1947), which is considered the darkest period [...]

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Democratic Rights of Kashmiri Youth

Posted on07. Jun, 2012 by .

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Centre for Policy Analysis (CPA ) organized Convention on Democratic Rights of Youth in Kashmir in Srinagar By Assabah Khan On 2nd of June 2012, CPA organised Convention on Democratic Rights of Youth in Kashmir. The Venue of the Convention was Institute of Management Rural Development and Public Administration in the Kashmir Valley. On this [...]

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Inshah Fighting For Kashmir

Posted on25. May, 2012 by .

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Inshah, The young fighter. Pen is her weapon

Inshah Malik is trying rebuild Kashmir with a different weapon – her pen Young writer Inshah Malik tells the stories of Kashmiri women and the often brutal effects on them from decades of conflict. Note: Inshah Malik is a frequent contributor to Opinion Maker. By Rebecca Byerly,  SRINAGAR, INDIA-CONTROLLED KASHMIR Inshah Malik may have a [...]

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Human Rights Violations In Indian Occupied Kashmir

Posted on18. May, 2012 by .

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Repealing AFSPA—need of the hour "The UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions took a serious exception to concerns about unlawful killings, both in terms of prevention and accountability. His emphasis was on the use of force by state actors like the police and the armed forces." By S. M. Hali Christof Heyns, United Nations [...]

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KASHMIR & THE UNITED NATIONS

Posted on08. May, 2012 by .

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By Air Commodore (R) Khalid Iqbal                                             Excerpts from the Governor General of India’s letter, of October 27, 1947, to Maharaja of Kashmir make an interesting read: “Your Highness’s letter dated 26th October has been [...]

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Farooq Ahmad Dar Harassed by Indian Government

Posted on24. Apr, 2012 by .

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Assabah Arjmand Khan and Farooq Ahmed Dar

By Assabah Khan Kashmir Centre E U Issued A Press Release In Which It Condemns Harassment Of FarooQ Ahmad Dar By Indian Government Forces in Indian Administerd Kashmir. In recent days the Chairman of the JKLF (Real ), Farooq Ahmad Dar, has seen his house and offices raided and a number of threats made against [...]

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Simmering Jammu and Kashmir

Posted on08. Apr, 2012 by .

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Arrests in Kashmir

By Air Commodore ® Khalid Iqbal Democratic freedom that India prides itself has been missing from the IOJ&K since 1947. The voice of Jammu and Kashmir has always been portrayed as a threat to India’s territorial integrity rather than treating it as a whistle blower’s call to mend the ways. IOJ&K has indeed been an [...]

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Kashmiris Under The Knife

Posted on10. Mar, 2012 by .

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Death in Kashmir

Pakistan must highlight Indian atrocities in Kashmir for the world to see By Brig Asif Haroon Raja Muslim Kashmiris in Indian held Kashmir (IHK) were quietly undergoing the injustices and high-handedness of India’s handpicked Kashmiri leaders and atrocities of Indian security forces for over four decades.  Their patience broke down when state elections in 1987 [...]

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