Muheet ul Islam

Case against Kashmiris for celebrating Pakistan cricket win is 'fabricated'

The family of a Kashmiri student imprisoned for allegedly supporting Pakistan’s world cup win over India last year have had to endure financial ruin in trying to free their son.

Masarat Alam Bhat: Is he the new face of hardline separatism in Kashmir?

For New Delhi, Bhat is the instigator in chief who can galvanise anti-India dissent in Kashmir. The 50-year-old incarcerated separatist leader was recently named as Syed Ali Geelani's successor.

Workers from India's ruling party targeted in spate of killings in Kashmir

The Indian government's revocation of Jammu and Kashmir's autonomous status has led to a string of assassinations of BJP workers in India-administered Kashmir.

The rise of Pakistan's Imran Khan in India-administered Kashmir

India's move to integrate Jammu and Kashmir into the central state has inadvertently led to a rise in the Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's popularity among Kashmiris.

Kashmir's forgotten casualties

Animal deaths in the Kashmir conflict have gone mostly undocumented and are treated as collateral damage unworthy of headlines.

How YouTube comedians spread laughter in tense Kashmir

Cinemas in Indian-administered Kashmir were forcibly closed in the early 1990s cutting off a vital source of entertainment. Now Kashmiris have found YouTube as an avenue for creative expression and some respite from the constant tension.