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Yasir Iqbal : Rafeeqa lives with her only son who was just a year old when her husband went missing. Her husband was a labourer and had gone out for work and never return. Rafeeq never remarried, she raised her son on her own. | Yasir Iqbal

Invisible Scar: Kashmir’s Battle with Mental Health and the Missing

Arundhati Roy

J&K Govt bans 25 books By Top authors, Including Arundhati Roy, AG Noorani, For `Propogating Terrorism'

BY Ishfaq Naseem

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Omar Abdullah Acknowledges Tourism Setback After Pahalgam Attack

BY PTI

Pakistan To Raise Jammu And Kashmir Issue At UN Human Rights Body Today

India Prepares Diplomatic Response As Pakistan Expected To Raise Kashmir Issue At UN Security Council

BY Outlook News Desk

WATCH | Imran Nabi Dar Criticise Restrictions in Srinagar on July 13 | Omar Abdullah Forced to Scale Wall

WATCH | Imran Nabi Dar Criticise Restrictions in Srinagar on July 13 | Omar Abdullah Forced to Scale Wall

BY Outlook News Desk

gettyimages | : A Kashmiri man pays tribute next to graves of 22 civilians at Martyr's graveyard in Srinagar. July 13 is observed as Martyrs Day in Jammu and Kashmir to remember those 22 civilians killed in the firing outside the Srinagar Central Jail by forces of the Dogra Maharaja in 1931 |

The Unsettled Legacy of Kashmir’s July 13 Martyrs Day

BY Ishfaq Naseem

Outlook Magazine | : The Silence of Kashmir |

July 13, Kashmir Martyrs’ Day: Memory Deinstitutionalised

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Ishfaq Naseem : Mehdi Khawaja, the translator

Mehdi Khawaja's English Translation Of Kashmiri Novel Bags Literary Award

BY Ishfaq Naseem

PTI : Pilgrims on their way to the holy cave shrine of Amarnath

Pilgrims Remain Upbeat To Undertake Amarnath Yatra In Kashmir

BY Ishfaq Naseem

Yasir Iqbal : Mohammad Amin says Sonasamil's farmers are set to lose 70 per cent of their land

Railway Connectivity In Kashmir Stalls As Residents Oppose Land Acquisition

BY Ishfaq Naseem

Yasir Iqbal / Outlook : Bestseller bookshop in Srinagar's Lal Chowk area.

Kashmir's Prominent Bookshop Downs Shutters As Sales Plummet

BY Ishfaq Naseem

PTI : Protest over Iran-Israel conflict in India

Shia-Sunni Divide Blurs In Kashmir As Israel Attacks Iran

BY Ishfaq Naseem

BJYM Instagram : Hindi For Hindus, Urdu For Muslims: Swords Drawn As Language Issue Heats Up In Jammu And Kashmir

Hindi For Hindus, Urdu For Muslims: Language Issue Heats Up In Jammu And Kashmir

BY Ishfaq Naseem

PTI : Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah

J&K: Politicians Urge For Proper Treatment Of Imprisoned Kashmiri Separatist Leader Shabir Shah

BY Outlook News Desk

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PTI : PM Modi flags off Srinagar-Katra Vande Bharat Express on FridayI

J&K: PM Modi Flags Off Vande Bharat In Kashmir, Inaugurates Landmark Chenab Bridge, Anji Bridge

BY Outlook News Desk

PTI : Chenab bridge, the world's highest railway arch bridge

Kashmir Gets First Rail Link, Katra-Srinagar Vande Bharat Service To Start From June 7 | A Timeline

BY Outlook News Desk

Watch | Poonch Caught In The Cross Fire Between India-Pakistan

Watch | Poonch Caught In The Cross Fire Between India-Pakistan

BY Outlook News Desk

| Photo: AP/Dar Yasin : India Kashmir Tourism

Kashmir's Contrasting Landscape: Amidst Turmoil, A Glimpse Of Serenity | In Picture

BY Photo Webdesk

#Watch | Fading Legacy of Kashmir's Pashmina Artisans

#Watch | Fading Legacy of Kashmir's Pashmina Artisans

BY Outlook News Desk

Champak Bhattacharjee : We paid a price. Even in those many hours when they hadn’t yet called it a war.

Ceasefire?

BY Chinki Sinha

Outlook Magazine cover photo - 'Is It War?'

Outlook’s Next Issue ‘Is It War?’ On India-Pakistan’s Tense Four-Day Standoff

BY Outlook News Desk

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WATCH | Civilians Bear The Brunt as Cross-Border Shelling Escalates Along the LoC

WATCH | Civilians Bear The Brunt as Cross-Border Shelling Escalates Along the LoC

BY Outlook News Desk

Yawar Nazir/Getty Images : SRINAGAR, KASHMIR- NOVEMBER 22: A Kashmiri Muslim man scatters flowers on the grave as he pays homage to Robert Thorpe, on his 145th death anniversary at a Christian cemetery on November 22, 2013 Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian administered Kashmir, India. Robert Thorpes father Colonel E Thorpe married a Kashmiri woman in 1833. In 1865, a young Robert visited Kashmir and wrote extensively about the miserable plight of Kashmiri Muslims under the autocratic Dogra rule in publications like Friends of India. His posthumously-published book, 'Cashmere Misgovernment' is one of the "most authentic account of unpaid forced-labour Kashmir people were subjected to under the autocratic rule and other forms of mistreatment," according to one Kashmiri historian. Although deported from Kashmir by a rattled Dogra administration, Thorpe covertly returned to Kashmir but was found dead on a hill under mysterious conditions.

Culture & Society

Silent Stones, Speaking Souls: Kashmir’s Christian Legacy at Sheikh Bagh Cemetery

BY Shereen Naman

WATCH | Kashmir’s Sacred Spaces Under Threat? New Waqf Law Sparks Fears of Erasure

WATCH | Kashmir’s Sacred Spaces Under Threat? New Waqf Law Sparks Fears of Erasure

BY Outlook News Desk

| Photo: AP : In Solidarity: People gather for a candle march in Srinagar

Pahalgam Terror Attack: The Nation Should Stand in Solidarity With Kashmiris

BY Anuradha Bhasin

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