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Barrister Danish Riaz Offers Free Legal Defense for Shaukat Nawaz Mir

Supreme Court advocate Barrister Danish Riaz has announced he will represent Shaukat Nawaz Mir pro bono, as supporters welcome the legal assistance amid ongoing political developments. Muzaffarabad — Supreme Court advocate and Islamabad Chamber of Commerce member Barrister Danish Riaz has announced that he will provide free legal defense for Shaukat Nawaz Mir. According to […]

British MPs Press UK Government on Human Rights and Communications in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir

APPG on Kashmir Chair Imran Hussain met with the UK’s Pakistan and Kashmir minister, pressing for an end to violence and the full restoration of communication links. LONDON — British parliamentarians have held high-level discussions with the UK government regarding the ongoing situation in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, pressing for immediate action on human rights concerns and […]

Joint Awami Action Committee Calls Important Meeting of Private Educational Institutions in Rawalakot

JAAC leader Sardar Umar Nazir Kashmiri has invited representatives of private schools and colleges across all three divisions of Pakistan-administered Kashmir to a consultation session on September 18. The Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) has called an important consultative meeting of private educational institutions in Rawalakot to discuss future strategies for its ongoing […]

Srinagar: The Eternal Capital of Kashmir’s Soul

There are cities built by men, and there are cities that feel as though they were assembled, piece by piece, by something far greater than human ambition. Srinagar belongs...

The Muzaffarabad Overseas Kashmiris Convention: A Critical Analysis

Muhammad Arif Arfi, Journalist The recently held Overseas Kashmiris Convention in Muzaffarabad has left many...

The New Arena of Competition: Youth, Resistance and Political Identity in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir

In many parts of the world, young people compete for academic excellence, technological innovation,...

The Hanged Man’s Shadow: 42 Years of Maqbool Butt and the Silence Across the Line of Control

On February 11, 1984, Muhammad Maqbool Butt was executed in New Delhi's Tihar Jail,...

Gilgit-Baltistan Elections Postponed: Colonial Administration Continues Amid Resource Plunder and Democratic Deficit

The people of Gilgit-Baltistan remain trapped in a constitutional limbo—administered by Pakistan but denied...

Gilgit-Baltistan: From Past to Present- A Historical Perspective

When studying the history of nations, it becomes clear that the rule of one nation or region by another is never permanent. Power and...

International Pheran Day: A Celebration of Kashmiri Culture and Identity

In the Indian-administered part of Kashmir, known as "Occupied Kashmir," the celebration of "Pheran Day" on December 21st continues to grow in significance, particularly...

A Girl from Indian-held Kashmir Crosses the Line of Control to Reach Azad Kashmir, Expresses Desire for Marriage

Haveli, Kahuta: A 22-year-old girl, Fatima, from the Poonch district of Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir, crossed the Line of Control (LoC) to enter the...

Editorial: A Tough Test for Liberal Politics and Leadership by Dr. Sagheer Khan

Don’t take it easy, let us know that the sky has been moving for years... Then humans emerge from the veil of dust. For...

Martyrs’ Day of Jammu: The Massacre of November 6, 1947 Motivations and Facts

Today is November 6, on this day in 1947, a caravan of Muslim refugees from Jammu set out for Sialkot. This caravan, consisting of...

October 22: The Black Day That Changed the Course of Kashmir’s History

Seventy-seven years ago, on October 22, 1947, the people of Jammu and Kashmir witnessed one of the darkest days in their history. On this...

The Pakistan’s Ministry of Kashmir Affairs and the Future of Kashmir State Property

In the context of Pakistan’s economic crisis, the Pakistani government has decided to abolish 28 departments from five federal ministries in an effort to...

Asma Batool: Challenging Kashmir’s Social Norms with a Brave Voice

In a society where traditional social norms often dictate the roles and behaviors expected of women, it is both refreshing and necessary to recognize...

Journalism in Kashmir: Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities on the Global Stage

The growing unrest in Kashmir, driven by a quest for self-determination and resistance against foreign rule, underscores a clear demand for an independent homeland....

Editorial: The Struggle for Kashmiri Identity in Pakistan

In the heart of Lahore, a personal quest to find a Kashmiri flag unfolds a deeper narrative about identity and recognition. As a Kashmiri...

The Silent Betrayal: How August 5 Redefined Jammu Kashmir

By: Malik Abdul Hakim Kashmiri - The powerful circles in Pakistan had already devised a strategy for Jammu and Kashmir long before August 5,...

Editorial: “Memories in State Custody on Our Own Land” by Samia Batool

Our beautiful memories begin in the captivating region of Mahmoodgali in Pakistani-administered Kashmir. My friends and I planned to celebrate Eid closer to nature,...

Editorial: The Myth of the July 19, 1947 Resolution – A Historical Reassessment

The narrative surrounding the July 19, 1947 resolution by the All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference has long been shrouded in myth and misinformation....

Failed Attempt to Entrap JKLF’s Sardar Sagheer Khan Advoacate in Islamabad

In a serious but failed attempt, Sardar Muhammad Sagheer Khan, the Chairman of the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), was targeted in a trap...

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