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Persecution of the Indian Minorities

Post 2014, Indian government dropped all semblance of even handedness in dealing with minorities and resorted to majoritarianism aka Hindu Rashtra politics.  Discriminatory laws and media campaigns dehumanised minorities with impunity. Systematic dehumanising1 pattern is identical to one adopted by majoritarian…

Dispatches by Sibra Waseem 01/11/2023

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Khalistan Movement and Pakistan: A Security Analysis

Sibra Waseem is an independent researcher in Islamabad, Pakistan. She can be contacted at sibrataurus@gmail.com In the arena of international relations, the impact of domestic politics is akin to a stone dropped in a pond, creating waves that touch distant shores. In…

Policy Brief by Hannan Hussain 26/10/2023

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2023 G20 SUMMIT AND ITS OUTCOMESIMPLICATIONS FOR PAKISTAN

Download The 2023 G20 Leaders’ Summit took place in New Delhi from September 9-10. Under the chairmanship of India, members of the G20 issued the “2023 New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration.” Leaders and senior representatives from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India,…

Newspaper Article by Siddique Humayun 24/09/2023

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Kashmir: a story of violence

IIOJK is the bleeding heart of Pakistan. It is a place of contrasts. Lush green mountains riddled with bloodied bodies of young men

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 19/09/2023

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India’s Potemkin reality

India hosted the G20 summit from September 9 to 10 in Delhi. But it was amusing to see the steps it took to make the city more appealing, skilfully hiding its shocking realities.

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 11/09/2023

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A tale of two submarines

There are very few decorated warriors in industrial age warfare who display prodigies of valour in two wars and then live to tell the tale.

Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 07/09/2023

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Ali Geelani: an unparalleled icon of resistance

Through his writings, he reached out to India. He wrote to Indian parliament, “I am addressing you on behalf of my people, who have been striving for peace, justice, freedom and dignity.

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 06/09/2023

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1965 War — their finest hour

Operation Gibraltar and Grand Slam in 1965 were conceived to be executed across Ceasefire Line in disputed territory and it was assumed that the international border would not be violated keeping the operations limited to the Ceasefire Line.

Policy Brief by Noureen Akhtar 21/08/2023

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Comparison of Prospects for Religious Minorities in Pakistan and India

Download In South Asia, Pakistan, and India grapple with protecting minority rights. Despite India's ruling elite being implicated in crimes against humanity, Pakistan's lower rating on minority rights persists. India faces a more significant crisis with more incidents and fatalities tied to minority…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 16/04/2023

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From His-story (history) to Her-story of Kashmir

The history of Kashmir is replete with names of many brave women that toiled its lands, lived for it, and perished in it. We hear about the plight of Kashmiris and how they have been suffering not for decades but centuries. We…

Persecution of the Indian Minorities

Khalistan Movement and Pakistan: A Security Analysis

2023 G20 SUMMIT AND ITS OUTCOMESIMPLICATIONS FOR PAKISTAN

Kashmir: a story of violence

India’s Potemkin reality

A tale of two submarines

Ali Geelani: an unparalleled icon of resistance

1965 War — their finest hour

Comparison of Prospects for Religious Minorities in Pakistan and India

From His-story (history) to Her-story of Kashmir

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