Muheet Ul Islam

From heavy rains and flash floods earlier this year to a heat wave in September that saw temperatures in the Kashmir hit peaks not seen in more than a century, the impact of the extremes of climate change are surfacing, sometimes in unexpected place.

Some say publishers are too dependent on government-funded advertising to survive.

On five-day visit to Kashmir, trio meet with a range of local political figures, including two former chief ministers

Decision over 'resistance literature' sparks debate regarding importance of freedom of expression and cultural representation in Indian-administered Kashmir.

From childhood to adult life, little people of the disputed region live to bear insults and inhuman treatment.

More than a quarter of a century later, the militancy has dwindled, if not wiped out completely by Indian army’s oppressive tactics in the scenic valley. Many of them have turned to art.

Are “part-time terrorists” on the rise, or is the term used to evade accountability for police abuses?

The Babri Mosque ruling galvanized a new wave of legal attacks, with Hindu nationalist groups claiming hundreds of mosques built by Muslims emperors centuries ago were temples in ancient India.

Kashmir forests host several types of wildlife including leopards, bears and wild boars. Humans and animals rarely used to cross each other's paths but in the past two decades, experts say the "frequency of interactions" between the two has incred.

Rap music in the conflict-torn region remained confined to men for almost a decade. However, in the last couple of years, at least a dozen female MCs have come forward to narrate their stories through the genre that is enormously popular throughout Europe

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.

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.

As attacks against India's Muslim community escalate, a popular genre of Hindu supremacist songs have provided a new soundtrack to the nation's religious violence.

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.

In 2022 well-known hoteliers in Indian side of Kashmir claimed to have created the world's largest igloo cafe.

Transgender Community in Indian Kashmir at Odds with Local Officials Over Representation

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.

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.

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

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

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