What was #Kashmir doing in a zine from #Shillong? A selection
In 2016 – RAIOT became a Kashmiri word. Maybe it was the accidental cartography of India making Shillong share Instrument of Accession with Srinagar or just accidents of friendships, whatever be the reason – RAIOT had some of the key texts about Kashmiri Azadi uprising of 2016. Just a sample for your holiday reading.
Sunday, January 3 – My friend Shakir – a militant, a martyr
Saturday, January 9 – Mufti Mohammad Sayeed – a Cartoon obituary
Thursday, January 14 – Cartoon Guide to the Festivals of India Occupied Kashmir
Wednesday, January 20 – The Great Indian Killing Machine
Tuesday, January 26 – Massacres by a Republic
Thursday, January 28 – Perfect Enemy
Thursday, February 11 – Remembering Maqbool Bhatt
Sunday, February 21 – #StandWithJNU and/or #StandWithKashmir
Tuesday, March 1 – Kashmir in Indian Free Speech
Wednesday, March 2 – Face the Ghost of Afzal Guru when you #StandwithJNU
Thursday, March 3 – #StandwithKashmiri
Monday, March 7 – Azadi – memoirs of a slogan
Thursday, March 10 – Dastan-e-Absence
Saturday, March 12 – Progressive hypocrisy
Wednesday, March 16 – SAR Geelani – he-who-must-not-be named
Sunday, April 3 – Anyone but India – Cricket & Kashmir
Sunday, April 17 – A Kashmiri woman schools Chetan Bhagat
Monday, April 18 – Reports, Photos & Videos from the killing fields of Handwara, Kashmir
Wednesday, April 27 – More Than Fifty Shades of Indian Experts on Kashmir
Friday, May 6 – Kashmir whataboutery
Tuesday, May 10 – Kashmir at the Limits of Postcolonial Nationalism
Saturday, May 14 – The elephant inside NIT Srinagar
Friday, May 20 – The Night of Martyrdom
Monday, May 30 – The Kashmiri Dust Storm Blowing in Rajasthan
Tuesday, June 7 – How not to #StandWithJNU
Sunday, June 19 – Just a Kashmiri Winter
Monday, June 20 – Tales from Shopian – Kashmir
Thursday, July 14 – The Restored Humanity of Commander Burhan Wani
Thursday, July 14 – NOT IN MY NAME: Rereading Thoreau’s ‘CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE’ for Kashmir
Friday, July 15 – A Reply to Maj. Arya from an Indian Citizen
Sunday, July 17 – Kashmir – an Assamese poem
Monday, July 18 – (WEB RELEASE) Jashn-e-Azadi : How We Celebrate Freedom
Monday, July 18 – Blind Indian State
Friday, July 22 – Kashmir: Dispatches from Behind a Siege
Sunday, July 24 – Srinagar Curfew Poems
Sunday, July 24 – Smart persons guide to beating Facebook Kashmir censorship
Thursday, July 28 – A ‘Pakistani’ Pandit?
Friday, July 29 – Thinking of the Indian panhandler and Indian guns in Kashmir
Saturday, August 6 – Diary of a Scarred Week
Tuesday, August 9 – Silent Images
Wednesday, August 10 – History of Art in Kashmir
Thursday, August 11 – Is Independent Kashmir Viable?
Wednesday, August 17 – “Making spectacle out of people’s pain & agonies”
Friday, August 19 – India! This Is Your Democracy
Friday, August 26 – Nineteen Forty Seven Amnesia & Kashmir
Thursday, September 1 – Azaadi is the Sound of July in Kashmir
Thursday, September 1 – Kashmir : Keywords of Deception
Wednesday, September 7 – “What empire has joined, let no man put asunder”
Friday, September 9 – Stories India’s Kashmir Experts Don’t Tell
Friday, September 16 – On the arrest of Khurram Parvez – leading Kashmiri Human Rights defender
Monday, October 3 – Arresting Human Rights
Wednesday, October 19 – KASHMIR ACTIVISM: POLITICS OF (IN)VISIBILITY
Tuesday, November 1 – Fire Thieves of Kashmir
Wednesday, November 9 – EVERYDAY RESISTANCES IN KASHMIR: a hospital view
Thursday, November 10 – So who is Khurram Parvez?
Saturday, November 12 – India’s Zaal in Kashmir
Wednesday, November 23 – Survival & resistance in Kashmir
Friday, November 25 – Don’t forget Kashmir
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