Jammu & Kashmir-Politics

J&K `Sharabi Congress’ : Where Policy Meets Party!

(Kashmir Rechords Exclusive) It’s election season in Jammu and Kashmir, and along with the heat of political rallies, there’s a delightful breeze of humour wafting through the region. As the erstwhile State preps for its first Union Territory polls, voters are not just talking about candidates—they’re swapping stories about the…

Political Resurgence or Marginalization? Kashmiri Pandits and the 2024 Assembly Elections

(By: K R Ishan) As Jammu and Kashmir prepares for its first Assembly elections since the abrogation of Article 370, the political landscape reflects a blend of renewed aspirations and deep-seated apprehension. For Kashmiri Pandits (KPs), this election is not just a test of democracy, but a referendum on their…

2024 J&K Elections: Yet Another Experiment

A VIEWPOINT (By: Prof Rattan Lal Hangloo)* Today, probably no other place on the globe confronts so many complex and ambivalent forms of politics as Kashmir does. India claims the region as an integral part of the nation and Pakistan thinks it is part of the unfinished task of…

Kargil Conflict and the Birth of PDP !

(Kashmir Rechords Desk) The last week of July 1999 is etched in the annals of Jammu and Kashmir’s history as a period of intense military engagement and significant political reconfiguration. Amidst the throes of the Kargil War, where the Indian Army was fervently pushing back Pakistani infiltrators in the rugged…

byKashmir Rechords
May 06,24
Jammu & Kashmir-Politics, Kashmir, Kashmiri Pandits- Post Migration

1996: When Kashmiri Pandits `dissociated’ from Lok Sabha Polls!

( Kashmir Rechords Archives) It was during 1996 Lok Sabha elections when over 2.25 Lakh Kashmiri Hindu voters had reportedly resolved to “dissociate’’ themselves from the Parliament election process in the then State of Jammu and Kashmir. The call for boycotting the elections was given by six Kashmiri Pandit organisations,…

J&K `Sharabi Congress’ : Where Policy Meets Party!

Political Resurgence or Marginalization? Kashmiri Pandits and the 2024 Assembly Elections

2024 J&K Elections: Yet Another Experiment

Kargil Conflict and the Birth of PDP !

1996: When Kashmiri Pandits `dissociated’ from Lok Sabha Polls!

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