Supreme Court Warns Centre of Action. Know why?
The Supreme Court has warned the Central Government on the delay in transfer and appointments of judges. We should not be forced to take...
Rulers of Kashmir: A Chronological set up (Part-5)
Dogras in Kashmir 190. Maharaja Gulab Singh (1846-1857 A.D.) Lord Hardinge visited the valley in 1844. Punch, Ramnagar, Bhadrawah, Kishtwar, Bhimbar, Rajowri, Skardu were...
USA: The Take-away Nation
The US gave us the take-away; there have been many before like the Italians of Pompeii or the Aztecs but they are not around...
Rulers of Kashmir: A Chronological set up (Part-4)
Sovereignty exercised through Governors 183. Ahmad Shah Durrani (1752-1772 A.D.) Mir Muqim Kanth and Khwaja Zahir Dedamari, two Kashmiri nobles, invite Ahmad...
Rulers of Kashmir: A Chronological set up (Part-3)
178. Akbar (1586-1605 A.D.) First visit of Akbar to Kashmir in 1589 – Faizi accompanies him and composes the Qasida on Kashmir –...
The two Mahatamas standing on the opposite corners of political discourse.
Though Swami Shraddanand, came into the freedom movement at the insistence of Mahatama Gandhi, he later fell out with him on many issues. Swamiji...
Rulers of Kashmir: A Chronological set up (Part-2)
155. Shah Mir or Sultan Shams-ud-din I (1339-1342 A.D.) After Kota Rani was murdered, firm establishment of Muslim authority in both its religious...
Why and How Article 35A kept Kashmiris poor and impoverished?
You wont find Article 35A in Indian constitution. It is found in J&K constitution. Though no other Indian state has its own constitution, J&K...
Is it because of China that IMF is not giving loan to Pakistan?
Highlights – All eyes of Pakistan trapped in crisis are on International Monetary Fund (IMF) For the last one year, the country has been...
Rulers of Kashmir: A chronological set up(Part-1)
A chronological Chart of the History of Kashmir based on Kalhana’s Rajatarangini (1148-1149 A.D.) The first volume of Kalhana’s narrative begins with Yudhisthira and...