An Invisible Minority: Alienation, solidarity, inter-communal cooperation among Sikhs in Kashmir.
Komal JB Singh’s book asserts that the history of Kashmir is incomplete without the voices of its Sikhs.
‘The Hindi Heartland’: An indispensable guide to engaging with India’s most influential region
Author Ghazala Wahab examines the region that exercises disproportionate influence while remaining mired in paradox…
Rich in scholarship, Hamdani’s book is an astonishing archive that gathers Srinagar’s urban and cultural past into a vibrant, living story.
Fragments of a life in theatre: M.K. Raina’s memoir of Kashmir and beyond. The theatre veteran offers a left-liberal Kashmiri Pandit’s perspective on theatre and activism, but leaves gaps in the broader Kashmiri narrative.
‘The World With Its Mouth Open’: Ordinary experiences reflect the absurdity of Kashmir’s reality.
Some of the eleven stories in the collection present an ‘allegory of loss’, hinting at a metaphor of struggle without ends.
Sheikh Abdullah: The Caged Lion of Kashmir
A new perspective on the life of a man who rose from obscurity to become one of Kashmir’s greatest leaders, only to become a casualty of his egomania.
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