Kashmir Times

Across a century and two geographies, Abdul Ahad Azad's Kashmir and today's Iran share the same grammar of suffering; his poetry speaks directly to Iran’s wounds

In a city swallowed by silicon and concrete, a peep into India’s diversity, its shrinking silences, stubborn intellectuals, and its sweetness carried back in a box to satiate Kashmiri tongues

False narratives may not always work, and myths will not erase the memory of the holocaust