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Modi Crosses the Rubicon in Kashmir

If the government of Narendra Modi can follow through on its plan, Kashmir will cease to be an autonomous state within India, upending the status quo in the disputed territory and transforming the conditions on the ground.

Sumit Ganguly

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India Aug 8, 2019 Snapshot

Modi Crosses the Rubicon in Kashmir

If the government of Narendra Modi can follow through on its plan, Kashmir will cease to be an autonomous state within India, upending the status quo in the disputed...

Sumit Ganguly

Foreign Policy Jul 30, 2019 Snapshot

The United States Can’t Solve the Kashmir Dispute

Over the past six decades, successive U.S. administrations have tried to make headway on the dispute. Those efforts all failed—and Trump’s is unlikely to turn out...

Sumit Ganguly

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and U.S. President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, July 2019

Kashmir Apr 21, 2017 Snapshot

A New Season of Turmoil in Kashmir

The failure of elected governments to end repressive security policies in Kashmir despite the ebbing of the insurgency has contributed to simmering resentment across a...

Sumit Ganguly

A Kashmiri student throws back a tear-gas canister fired by Indian police during a protest in Srinagar, April 2017.

Kashmir Aug 3, 2016 Snapshot

How the Clash in Kashmir Moved Abroad

The politics of the Kashmiri diaspora in the United Kingdom.

Fahad Shah

Human Rights Jul 27, 2016 Snapshot

Policing Kashmir

Under-equipped and poorly trained Indian police are heightening tensions in Kashmir

Christine Mehta

Burhan Wani's body is carried at his funeral in Srinagar, Kashmir, July 2016

India Jan 6, 2016 Snapshot

The Next Pathankot

On January 2, a handful of militants attacked the Indian Air Force base at Pathankot in Punjab. This was the second foreign terrorist attack in Punjab within a span of...

Sumit Ganguly

Kashmir Sep 10, 2015 Snapshot

A Political Pilgrimage in Kashmir

Every summer, thousands of Hindus complete the pilgrimage to the Amarnath temple, located in the northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. But in recent years, the...

Fahad Shah

Domestic Politics Apr 15, 2015 Letter From

Kashmir's Crossroads

Although they both want the same things—protection from counterterrorism gone awry and development—Jammu’s Hindu population and Muslim Kashmiris have different answers...

Vasundhara Sirnate

A Kashmiri woman Ishrat Ghani cries while narrating the story of her mother's death during a day-long token hunger strike organi

Economics May/June 2012 Review Essay

India's Broken Promise

Indian elites are cheering their country’s newfound status and influence. But two recent books reveal the ugly underbelly of India’s success story. A vast gulf has...

Reviewed by Basharat Peer

China January 1958 Essay

Where India, China and Russia Meet

Kusum Nair

India April 1954 Essay

Danger in Kashmir

Josef Korbel

Kashmir January 1950 Essay

Pakistan's Claim to Kashmir

Sir William Barton

Political Development March/April 2011 Review Essay

The Indian-Pakistani Divide

Many comparisons of India and Pakistan attribute India's democracy to Hinduism and Pakistan's autocracy to Islam. Philip Oldenburg's new book steers clear of this...

Reviewed by Christophe Jaffrelot

Strategy & Conflict Sep 3, 2010 Letter From

Letter From Srinagar: The Stone Pelters of Kashmir

This summer, Kashmir has been rocked by a fresh outbreak of protests and violence. As long as Indian security forces continue to respond with indiscriminate aggression...

Meenakshi Ganguly

U.S. Foreign Policy March/April 2010 Essay

India's Rise, America's Interest

The future of the U.S.-Indian relationship will depend on whether India chooses to align with the United States and whether it sustains its own economic and social...

Evan A. Feigenbaum

WMD & Proliferation November/December 1999 Essay

Kashmir: Fundamentalism Takes Root

Last year's nuclear tests by both India and Pakistan brought world attention to the decades-old Kashmir conflict. Claimed by both countries, the former princely state...

Jonah Blank

Security Winter 1990/91 Essay

Avoiding War in Kashmir

Explains how (1) neither India nor Pakistan could expect to benefit from a war over Kashmir (2) nevertheless their pre-emptive defence postures create the risk of war...

Sumit Ganguly

Security April 1965 Essay

Kashmir, India and Pakistan

The origins of the Kashmir dispute and what India and Pakistan can do about it.

Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah

A garden in Srinigar, Kashmir, November 2016.

Security January 1965 Essay

Troubled India and Her Neighbors

India's military humiliation at the hands of China in 1962 set in motion a process of internal political deterioration which still continues. The first impact of the...

Selig S. Harrison

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