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- Summer 2011
The chief minister should take the tough call on DAA and AF(SP)A
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab
- Battle of the Pulpit
The Line of Control has dynamics of its own
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab
- Third Party
Further pushing India into a corner, China plays ‘the Kashmir card’
By Mohan Malik
- Rise of the
Radical
The new wave in the Separatists politics is headed by Masrat Alam
Bhat
By S. Rasheed
- A Rainbow
Perhaps?
The all-party delegation held promise but delivery is the key
By S. Rasheed
- New Slogans
Farooq Abdullah stirs the Hornet’s nest once again
By Inayat Jehangir
- Hand-in-Hand
Joint army-air force rescue and relief efforts after the Leh cloud-burst
By Divya Srivastava
- Tiding Over
Leh claws back to normalcy, albeit slowly
Nitasha Chawla
- Human spirit
Above All
In the hour of darkness, people from all walks of life came together to stand by
each other
By Divya Srivastava
- Brothers in Arms
Militants focus on recruiting minor boys to keep the pot boiling in Kashmir
By Inayat Jehangir
- Dialogue Must Go
On
Composite dialogue between New Delhi and Islamabad is inevitable, despite odds
By Inayat Jehangir
- Stone
Age
Retaliation finds a new expression in the Valley
By Fayaz Wani
- On
the Tenterhooks
Yet another crucial year for the Valley as the insurgent groups re-surface
By Fayaz Wani
- Eyes
on the LC
Militants now favour difficult terrains as infiltrating points since they are
sparsely guarded
By Fayaz Wani
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Kashmir 2009
20 turbulent years
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab
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‘There will Always be a Requirement for the CRPF to Beef up our Strength’
Inspector General of Police, Kashmir, Farooq Ahmad, IPS, joined Jammu and
Kashmir Police as deputy superintendent of police in 1977. A highly decorated
officer, Ahmad has served a number of tenures in both the regions of state.
Apart from policing, he has also delivered talks, both in India and abroad, on
such range of subjects as terrorism, Kashmiriyat, Jihad and Human rights. He
spoke exclusively to FORCE on a range of subjects pertaining to his new
appointment.
- Cost
of the Conflict(Sept 2009)
The short-term key to peace in Kashmir lies in ensuring zero HR violations
By Ghazala Wahab
- A
New Season (May 2007)
For the local people, demilitarisation would be a new beginning
By Ghazala Wahab
- The
Indian Story(Feb 2005)
The global war on terrorism is still to reach Kashmir
By Ghazala Wahab
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