Kashmiri Hindus

Vidhu Vinod Chopra's ideological inclinations become even clearer when one reads what Suketu Mehta, the screenplay writer of Mission Kashmir, in his book 'Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found'.

Movie Shikara is another stab in the hearts of Kashmiri Hindus who after 30 years in exile are still anticipating for justice.

DU Student Deepika Sharma talks to OpIndia about how left-wing is suppressing voices of non-left

Kashmiri Pandits chanted 'Justice for Kashmiri Pandits' slogans at Shaheen Bagh, which was objected by anti-CAA protesters

The 19th of January, 2020 marks the 30th anniversary of the genocide and exodus of Kashmiri Hindus from the valley.

One of the witnesses testifying at the Human Rights Commission was columnist Sunanda Vashisht.

The conclusion of the meeting was that the Kashmiri Hindu is here to work but they should remember that they are being watched and not indulge in any “Un-Islamic” acts.

As a Kashmiri Hindu, it is all the more important to retell our stories now when there is a malicious and perverse attack to erase and distort our history and rewrite it to project the Muslim atrocities as a freedom struggle and not as an Islamist jihadi movement

The Secular State of India, even after seven decades after Independence, has been maintaining that Kashmir is suffering a 'political problem'.

It is 12 years after the 35 Hindus were gunned down in Doda-Udhampur. Hindus of the valley are still far from Justice