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Timeline: The Kashmir conflict
A timeline of the ongoing Kashmir conflict.
01 Aug 2011 10:12 GMT
Kashmir in pictures
Kashmir: A wounded paradise
The natural beauty of Kashmir may be unrivalled, but it is a place littered with checkpoints and graveyards.
Kashmir silenced for Indian Independence Day
India's Independence Day was marked by strikes and heavily-policed streets in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Features
The courage of a stolen childhood
Kashmiri photojournalist Showkat Nanda remembers the day he captured his own iconic image of resistance.
Kashmir in the collective imagination
Non-Kashmiris have a complex conception of the valley, seen as a crystallisation of ideologies that led to partition.
Villager number nine
For some Kashmiris, the conflict means being reduced to a number in an Indian army register.
Wind in the willows: A cricket bat paradise
Behind the towering willows, Kashmir's cricket bat industry is a living, breathing symbol of the conflict.
Report says more than 2,000 bodies found buried in unmarked graves, believed to be victims of the separatist revolt.
Last Modified: 21 Aug 2011 20:52 GMT
Al Jazeera speaks to author Mridu Rai about how the minority Hindu community fits into the Kashmir dispute.
Azad Essa Last Modified: 01 Aug 2011 10:15 GMT
Nabza Bano lost her three sons and her home to the conflict.
Majid Maqbool Last Modified: 01 Aug 2011 09:02 GMT
Last September a delegation of Indian politicians visited Kashmir, but is the subsequent calm merely an illusion?
Divya Gopalan Last Modified: 05 Aug 2011 11:53 GMT
The trust deficit between India and Pakistan is not only toxic to Kashmir but has broader ramifications in South Asia.
Mujib Mashal Last Modified: 18 Aug 2011 12:53 GMT
Indian and Pakistani narratives on Kashmir have been honed over decades, but why is the issue so crucial to both states?
Imran Khan Last Modified: 01 Aug 2011 08:56 GMT
An estimated 100,000 Hindus left the valley after the start of the insurgency, but what happened to those who remained?
Azad Essa Last Modified: 02 Aug 2011 10:28 GMT
India has been able to side-step human rights conventions through a series of special laws for their armed forces.
Azad Essa Last Modified: 17 Apr 2011 12:16 GMT
At the heart of the Kashmir conflict is the water insecurity of two countries with rapidly growing populations.
Ayesha Siddiqi Last Modified: 01 Aug 2011 10:10 GMT
Al Jazeera asks author Luv Puri why the long-running Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan remains so intractable.
Ben Piven Last Modified: 07 Jul 2011 09:08 GMT
Actor-turned-director Aamir Bashir discusses his film about the plight of the Kashmiri people.
Sousan Hammad Last Modified: 31 Oct 2010 13:33 GMT
The Disappeared
Kashmir's 'half-widows in precarious state'
More than 1,500 women whose husbands have disappeared are in danger in Indian-administered Kashmir, report says.
The disappeared of Kashmir
Al Jazeera reports on the boys who never came home.
The street vendor who never came home
Mohammed Syed Tambaco disappeared in Kashmir in 1992 after going to play cricket with friends.
Breaking the resolve of the Kashmiri people
India's refusal to seriously address the issue of enforced disappearances leaves Kashmiris searching for closure.
Kashmir: Doubts and disappearances
Azad Essa talks to the chief of police for Indian-administered Kashmir about enforced disappearances.
Waiting for a disappeared son
Parveena Ahangar explains why waiting for a disappeared son to return is like taking a slow poison.
My Kashmir
Opinion
India's moral defeat in Kashmir
State brutalisation puts the fear of the arbitrary in everyone, gradually making all Kashmiris potential victims.
Pakistan's military operations in Kashmir
The country's army has frequently intervened, both covertly and openly, in Kashmir - often with dangerous results.
Kashmir: Pakistan's 'unfinished agenda'
Jockeying over Kashmir has caused two wars and several warlike crises between India and Pakistan since 1947.
The militant in her: Women and resistance
Kashmiri women defy state oppression by being on the frontlines.
From Kashmir to K Street
Recent ISI lobbying scandal regarding Kashmir is overshadowing the real issue at hand.
A choice denied
Since the partition of India and Pakistan, Kashmir's voice has been largely ignored.
Even after years of struggle for independence, much of Kashmir remains under the control of the Indian government.
Wajahat Ahmad Last Modified: 02 Aug 2011 11:44 GMT
From pro-Independence to pro-Pakistani militia, the new generation of Kashmiri youth abandoned Kalashnikovs for stones.
Sumantra Bose Last Modified: 02 Aug 2011 11:50 GMT
The main obstacle to peace between India and Pakistan is a passive acceptance of the status quo.
Marie Lall Last Modified: 02 Aug 2011 11:56 GMT
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