Exodus of Kashmiri Pandits

Talking of Shaheen Bagh, it has become a bit of an albatross around our neck, diary.

#HumWapasAayenge trended on Twitter as Kashmiri Pandits take a pledge to return back to their homes 30 years after being expelled from Jammu and Kashmir

The cabal that has spearheaded anti-CAA protests in Shaheen Bagh or "celebrating resistance" has maintained a stoic silence on this issue of Kashmiri Pandits.

Filmmaker Anubhav Sinha tries to water down the brutal history behind Azadi slogans, tries to obfuscate.

Sayema, who is an Aam Aadmi Party supporter, has been quite vocal about her support to Arvind Kejriwal.

Sunanda Vashisht questioned the duolicity of Human Rights proponents for being mute spectators to the horrors committed by Islamic terrorists against minority Kashmiri Hindus

Lassa in Kashmiri stands for 'Be blessed or to have a long life. Unfortunately, life of Lassa Kaul was cut short too soon.

Karan Thapar in his article "We cannot be selective about the past in Jammu & Kashmir" in Hindustan Times dated 15th Sept 2019, gives a call to morality, intellectual honesty and being conscious to multiple peoples and their identities.

As a Kashmiri Hindu, it is all the more important to retell our stories now when there is a malicious and perverse attack to erase and distort our history and rewrite it to project the Muslim atrocities as a freedom struggle and not as an Islamist jihadi movement

Article 370, the hot political topic is a perfect opportunity for such people to score brownie points.