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HOW MODI ENDED THE REIGN OF TERROR IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR

From stone-pelting and shutdown calendars to peace, participation and development, the transformation of J&K; represents one of the most consequential changes in India’s internal security landscape. Manzoor Naik For decades, Jammu and Kashmir was discussed primarily through the vocabulary of conflict: terrorism, separatism, infiltration, shutdowns, stone-pelting, militant recruitment and the permanent anxiety of violence. For

Big Changes In Mobile Recharge Plans

Mobile users in India are set to get more flexibility while choosing prepaid recharge plans. TRAI has introduced new rules requiring telecom operators to offer voice and SMS-only plans with shorter validity, including options for 30 days or less. The framework also provides for a plan that can renew on the same date every month.

Bangladesh must remember 1971 — and protect the minorities who call it home

The country’s liberation was a rejection of political domination and majoritarian injustice. That history places a special responsibility on Bangladesh to safeguard the rights of its Hindu and other minority citizens. Manzoor Naik Bangladesh’s continuing reports of attacks on Hindus and other minorities raise a question that goes beyond the immediate incidents of violence. They

Jammu & Kashmir’s Anganwadis Need an Accountability Revolution

Empty centres, absent functionaries and missing nutrition cannot become the normal face of early childhood care in J&K Manzoor Naik Jammu & Kashmir often speaks with pride about its young generation, its educational aspirations and its ambitious vision of development. We discuss new schools, universities, roads, digital infrastructure and employment opportunities. But before we talk

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