Ranbir Penal Code: The Kashmir Law That Survived 87 Years — And Why It Still Matters
The Ranbir Penal Code (RPC) was the criminal law of Jammu and Kashmir for nearly nine decades — from 1932 until its repeal in...
The $25 Billion Question: America’s Hidden War Bill and the Human Cost of the Iran Conflict
In a nondescript hearing room on Capitol Hill, a Pentagon official named Jules Hurst did something that rarely happens in the fog of war....
High Court Quashes PSA Detention of Doda MLA: Mehraj Malik Walks Free After Seven Months
Doda, Indian Administered Kashmir: The narrow lanes of Kahra village in Doda district have not seen drums and firecrackers for a long time. For...
Shabir Shah Back in Kashmir Custody: Seven Years Later, An Old Case Haunts a Kashmiri Leader
The last time Shabir Shah saw the soil of the Kashmir valley as a free man, dial-up internet was still a novelty and the Line...
Five New Districts in Ladakh: A Historic Shift or a Promise Left Unfinished?
A cold wind was whipping through the narrow lanes of Drass—the second coldest inhabited place on earth—when Mohammad Hussain, a middle-aged hotelier, heard the...
Jamia Siraj-ul-Uloom: Anatomy of a UAPA Ban in Indian-Administered Kashmir
SHOPIAN, Indian-Administered Kashmir — The heavy iron gates of Darul Uloom Jamia Siraj-ul-Uloom were locked from the outside on the morning of April 28, 2026....
