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An Open Letter to the hardcore secessionists

I have sympathy with the common man in Kashmir who has been ground to the dust due to this as well as the earlier conflicts in Kashmiri history. His earlier generations had converted to escape tyranny but there are no benefits now. You have to accept the fact that the religion of your ancestors was Hinduism.

Author : Bilhan Kaul More

FROM HOME TO HOUSE

The patient recalls what happened that night and how, he along with his two month old son, had miraculous escape.

Author : Bilhan Kaul More

Snowfall in 1986

People covered themselves with toe to foot with blankets, Pherans, and woolens. It was arduous task to cover the distance of nearly three kilometers from one?s home to office.

Author : Bilhan Kaul More

Kashmir's Accession to India

Kashmir's Accession to India unraveling the truth. By D.N. DHAR

Author : Bilhan Kaul More

Spring in Kashmir

Ah! Spring in Kashmir. Who could forget it ? Morning cool breeze,migratory birds like swallow (katij) and whistling poshinol (harbingers of spring), blooming flowers like yemberzal, tekebaten, phulay of almond trees and picturesque Dal Lake is a mystical experience.

Author : Bilhan Kaul More

CULTURAL HERITAGE OF KASHMIR PANDITS

Kashmir has been a Mindscape or rather an ideogram representing Cultural syndromes whose meanings echoed far beyond its Physical borders even in distant lands.

Author : Bilhan Kaul More

Kashmir- contested identity by Dr. Ashok Kaul

The book unfolds the subjectivity of estrangement in the consensus social history of Kashmir. In a derivative discourse, it traces the origins of its contemporary cultural assemblage, its rupture and then loss of nativity with the history of subjugation.

Author : Bilhan Kaul More

Arnimal

In Arni�s case poetry rose from the heart, got welled up in the breast and out came the pathetic gems of Kashmiri literature.

Author : Bilhan kaul More

Homeland after Eighteen Years

Dr. Chowdhry succeeds in conveying his agony and that of his community over his forced migration in a manner that strikes deep chord. This is because there is no exaggeration.

Author : Bilhan Kaul More