Muheet Ul Islam

Srinagar,

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Muheet Ul Islam

Muheet Ul Islam is a freelance journalist and a filmmaker based in Indian administered Kashmir. He holds master's degree in Convergent Journalism from Central University of Kashmir. His works have appeared in several local, national and international media outlets including TRT World DW and VoA.

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Merchants in Indian-administered Kashmir say police broke locks to end a shutdown protesting the loss of the region's limited autonomy in August 2019.

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Koshur Nizam — a hip-hop collective — is reviving "Conscious" hip-hop music in Indian-administered Kashmir. The genre made its way in the disputed territory following an anti-Indian government uprising in 2010.

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While the conflict-torn region is used to lockdowns, India's ban on high-speed internet is hindering Kashmir's ability to battle the Covid-19 pandemic.

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The life of Kashmir’s pellet-gun victims is littered with rejection and disappointment, none more than in their quest to marry. Of more than 1,000 injured in the mass blindings that followed the unrest of 2016, only a handful have found partners

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Ever since the Indian government enforced a lockdown in Kashmir following the outbreak of COVID-19, violence has surged in the area. Figures provided by Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society, an umbrella organization of human rights groups, reveal m

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

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Muheet Ul Islam

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