The large number of Kashmiris who have excelled at this year’s UPSC examinations bodes well for the region’s youth.
Why Kashmir’s Media Loves Mush
by Shujaat Bukhari
April 25, 2013
There is good reason why the Kashmiri media is less critical of Musharraf than the Indian media.
Kashmir – Back to Square One
by Shujaat Bukhari
February 12, 2013
UPA’s “handling” of the Afzal Guru hanging betrays the callousness and insensitivity with which Delhi treats Kashmir.
Hitting The Wrong Note
by Shujaat Bukhari
February 9, 2013
Has the media used the protests against Pragaash to once again portray a negative image of Kashmir?
Kashmir – Losing Its Charm
by Shujaat Bukhari
January 4, 2013
International news organisations are slowly winding up operations in Kashmir. Is no news from Kashmir good news?
Playing Favourites
by Shujaat Bukhari
August 4, 2012
An unholy nexus ensures that there is no even playing field for newspapers in Jammu and Kashmir.
The Ramadan Effect
by Shujaat Bukhari
July 30, 2012
For Kashmiris, life is always drastically different during Ramadan. But this time there are some interesting changes.
How Green Is The Valley?
by Shujaat Bukhari
June 14, 2012
21 years of conflict has made the Kashmiri media topography both challenging and confusing for journalists to traverse.
An Untraced Murder
by Shujaat Bukhari
May 16, 2012
For families of murdered Kashmiri journalists, justice is secondary to survival
Striking The Right Chord
by Shujaat Bukhari
April 18, 2012
There seems to be no easy formula for the successful entry of national newspapers in J&K
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