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Jammu & Kashmir - Articles

Articles are short 800-850-word commentaries that provide a more analytical view of issues currently in the news.
J&K: In Search of a ‘Starting Point’ to Break the Impasse
Ashok Bhan comments on Union Home Minister P Chidamabaram's effort to find a way to stop the vicious cycle of violence in J&K

Q&A : Three New Militants Blacklisted by the UNSC
Jeremie Lanche provides a background to the UN Sanctions Committee's decision

Q&A : Hafiz Mohammad Saeed and Pakistani Legislation
Jeremie Lanche and Kate Swanson delve into the controversy surrounding the release of the LeT mastermind

Declining Militancy in Rajouri and Poonch
D Suba Chandran examines the reasons behind declining militancy in the two border districts

Mumbai Train Attacks: Who and Why
Dr. Suba Chandran argues that the Lashkar-e-Toiba could have carried out the attacks in order to destabilize India through communal discord.

Looking Beyond the Doda Massacre
Ruchika Sharma & Suba Chandran examine the motives behind the recent attacks on Hindus in J&K

Seminars
Kashmir: A Way Forward
18 March 2004

News
7 more militants killed in Gurez; toll 12
Daily Excelsior, 9 September 2010
Army today killed seven militants in the ongoing operation in Gurez sector of Bandipora district near the Line of ...


Curfew clamped in Srinagar, restrictions elsewhere
Daily Excelsior, 8 September 2010
SRINAGAR, Sept 7: Curfew was today clamped in Srinagar city, the summer capital of the State, and restrictions imposed in ...


Militant killed in Doda
Daily Excelsior, 8 September 2010
JAMMU : Militants today shot dead an ultra belonging to Hizbul Mujahideen outfit following a clash between two groups in ...


7 militants, jawan killed in 2 gun-battles
Daily Excelsior, 7 September 2010
SRINAGAR, Sept 6: Army today killed seven militants in two separate operations in areas close to the Line of Control(...


Over than 15 injured in fresh clash, 9 arrested
Daily Excelsior, 7 September 2010
SRINAGAR : More than 15 persons were injured when security forces and police fired in the air, burst teargas shells and ...


  Suicide Terrorism / Jammu & Kashmir
Issue Briefs, Special Reports, Research Papers
Naxalites' Urban Push: Will They Succeed?
R Venkata Ramani
Issue Brief 138

Terrorism and Armed Violence in India: An Analysis of Events in 2008
Devyani Srivastava
Special Report 71

Major Terrorist Attacks in Jammu & Kashmir (January July 2006): A Profile
Priyashree Andley
Special Report 28

books
The Last Colony: Muzaffarabad-Gilgit-Baltistan
P Stobdan and D Suba Chandran (eds.)
New Delhi: India Research Press, 2008
Book reviews
Raghav Sharma reviews
A Kashmiri Memoir
 
 

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