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Pakistan, India and China, all three contenders share an unpleasant past and continue to water the roots of their rivalries. Pakistan and India are often conceived and quoted as “Traditional Rivals” with Kashmir playing the role of the bone of contention.
The situation in Kashmir is rapidly deteriorating, with a surge in militant activity. Can India quell the rising tide of violence in Kashmir and restore stability?
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In the heart of Kashmir’s conflict lies a profound question: what defines Kashmir’s identity? Malcolm X’s powerful analogy of “House Negroes” and “Field Negroes” vividly illustrates this struggle.
LFK Bi-Annual Review 2024 details severe human rights violations and escalating repression in Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IIOJK).
Silenced Struggles, Shattered Dreams: Kashmir\’s Unheard Cry in the Shadows of \’Naya Kashmir.\’ A stark look at the aftermath of Article 370\’s revocation and the unseen scars on the valley.
From increase in civilian killings to change in Kashmir’s demography with Indians buying lands, there are increased concerns in the local communities.
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