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Born in Baramulla, Kashmir in 1916, Prem Nath Kaul stands out as an unsung hero whose diverse contributions significantly impacted India's defense, administration, and diplomacy

byKashmir Rechords
Nov 23,24
Jammu & Kashmir-Life Style, Jammu & Kashmir-Research, Undivided India (Princely States)

Prem Nath Kaul: The Unsung Hero of India’s Frontiers

(Kashmir Re’Chords Exclusive) Born in 1916 in Baramulla, Kashmir, Prem Nath Kaul’s life has been a saga of remarkable service that spanned military, administrative and diplomatic domains. Hailing from the frontiers, he dedicated his life to safeguarding refugees and uplifting these regions, unmindful of the irony that his own Kashmiri…

byKashmir Rechords
Jan 01,24
Historical, Jammu & Kashmir-Research, Kashmir, Research

State Subject to Domicile: The Journey of Indian Citizenship of J&K Residents

(From the Feudal Dogra State through Independent India to the Present-day Naya Bharat) (By: Dr. S.N. Pandita*) Introduction From a State Subject to Permanent Resident and now to a Domicile has been nearly a century-long eventful journey for the natives of Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh as the citizens of India…

byKashmir Rechords
Nov 07,23
Books, Jammu & Kashmir-Research, Kashmir, Media, Research, Terrorism

When Baramulla bore the brunt of tribal raid

( Kashmir Rechords Exclusive) Following the tribal raid of October 1947, Pakistani hordes were in Kashmir Valley for 13 days to cause large-scale mayhem, arson death and destruction. But to the people of Baramulla, these 13 days were like 13 years. Baramulla town had to withstand the worst of the…

byKashmir Rechords
Oct 15,23
Jammu & Kashmir-Research, Kashmir, Kashmiri Pandits- pre Migration, Migration, Research, Socio-cultural

Massive decline of Kashmiri Pandits during 100 years

(Records, Census figures speak everything) By Dr.Rajesh Bhat If the records are to be relied upon, there has been a massive decline of Kashmiri Pandits living in Kashmir valley during the past 100 years! In 1921, the population of Kashmiri Pandits living in Kashmir, as per the 1921 Jammu and…

byKashmir Rechords
Aug 22,23
Jammu & Kashmir-Research, Migration, Research, Socio-cultural

Hero of Jallianwala Bagh’s love for Kashmir

By: B Revti Do you know Dr Saifuddin Kitchlew—– one of the most influential leaders in pre-independence India who is known for leading a protest against the Jallianwala Bagh massacre? Incidentally, Kitchlew, whose ancestors were from Kashmir, had an immense love for Kashmir. A legendary freedom fighter who is…

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Prem Nath Kaul: The Unsung Hero of India’s Frontiers

State Subject to Domicile: The Journey of Indian Citizenship of J&K Residents

When Baramulla bore the brunt of tribal raid

Massive decline of Kashmiri Pandits during 100 years

Hero of Jallianwala Bagh’s love for Kashmir

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