An archive of oral history of Kashmir, recorded in video, audio, and writing. Let the people speak.
Kashmir Oral History or KOH, as the name suggests, is an ongoing oral history project intended to acquire and archive oral narratives revolving around “Kashmir”. The oral narratives may be recorded in various formats (video, audio, text transcripts) and are collated here for the easy access of any person interested in oral history in general and Kashmir in particular. Read more…
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Hello,
Read your article on Scroll. it was worth a read!
There has always been biased commentary on those years of Kashmir’s past. Let’s hope a change in the environment. One can easily see radicalised stands of people of both communities.
God bless you.
Thanks and Regards.
Riyaz Ahmad Dar
Kulgam.
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Just finished reading your write up on Anupam Kher becoming the dominant voice of the KPs..Agree with you a 100%. Also wonderful to know that I am not alone in feeling that the KP story is getting lost in the nasty rhetoric that seems to have become the order of the day, be it the internet or broadcasting…and that serves no purpose except to incite negative emotions…
Thank you so very much!
Kalpana Handu Guha
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an eye opener artical sir thanks
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Very Well Argued Article on Appropriating KP suffering. Please see my detailed comments at https://www.facebook.com/SearchLightIsOn/posts/1543003459346159
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Kashmiri Pandits must be provided protected rehabilitation package in the valley itself,where they can make their honourable living,side by side with Muslim brotheren.
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