Javed Nalka: Sarla Bhat Terror Case Reopened After 35 Years

Who Was Sarla Bhat of Kashmir? By Rohit Tikoo | Kashmir Historian · Kashmir History Project · Kashmiri Pandit Originally Published: 2024 | Comprehensively Updated: March 2026 | Reading Time: ~13 minutes A Note From the Author I have written about atrocities. I have documented massacres, named the murdered, and traced the arc of an…

Here is the Book Excerpt of the book : Uprooted and Forlorn: The tale of Kashmiri Pandits in exile

Farooq Ahmed Dar, also known as Bitta Karate, is a notorious terrorist who is believed to have killed over 40 Kashmiri Pandits. He was arrested in 1990 and confessed to the murders of more than 20 Kashmiri Pandits on national television. Karate is a reminder of the horrors of the Kashmir conflict and the violence that has been inflicted…

The story of Kashmiri Pandits in refugee camps is one we must collectively remember and share. Following the 1990 forced departure, many people were driven from their homes in the Kashmir Valley and had to live in temporary shelters in Jammu and other areas of India. Despite the passing time, the hardships endure, and young…

The Upanishads, sacred transcripts of Vedic teachings, illuminate the path to discerning reality amidst the dazzling allure of life. Sit near a qualified Guru, embrace spiritual knowledge for discovering the ancient wisdom Let go of ignorance’s grasp: Viciousness and avarice bind us to the external world, leading to destruction. The Upanishads, the heart of Vedanta,…