This blog is dedicated to recording the truth of the Kashmiri Pandit exodus. Every post is based on facts, lived experiences, and historical sources. Nothing here is imagined or distorted. From the hate campaigns that led to the displacement in 1990 to the silence of institutions and the pain of exile, these writings preserve what really happened.

The goal is to keep memory alive. You will find personal stories, historical context, and comparisons with other moments of targeted violence in India. Together, these articles serve as a permanent record of one of the most tragic upheavals in modern Indian history.

Protesters hold a banner marking January 19, 1990 as Holocaust Day; beside it, an elderly Kashmiri Pandit woman sits outside a refugee tent, symbolizing displacement and suffering.
Protest and Refuge: Kashmiri Pandits commemorate January 19 as Holocaust Day, remembering the forced exodus and the decades of displacement that followed.

The Untold Story of Kashmiri Pandits: Seven Centuries of Struggle and Survival

I am a Kashmiri Pandit. Millions of Kashmiri Pandits share my story like me. It speaks for the generations who came before us. It reflects the pain of people who…

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plaque of Sarvanand Koul Premi installed at Barakhamba Metro Station
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The Martyrdom of Sarvanand Kaul Premi

The Martyrdom of Sarvanand Kaul Premi chronicles the life and sacrifice of Sarvanand Kaul Premi. This document explores the profound impact of Sarvanand Kaul Premi's martyrdom on the community. It serves…

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A somber painting depicting the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits, featuring a distressed Hindu family fleeing with their belongings against a backdrop of destruction and despair.
The Kashmir Files: Unveiling the Forgotten Exodus

Is The Kashmir Files A True Story

he Kashmir Files has ignited strong reactions, but how much of it is truly the story of the Kashmiri Pandit exodus? In this post, we examine the real events behind the film, revealing the harsh truth of what happened in 1990. Was it just a propaganda film, or a reflection of a painful reality that many still face today?

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A grayscale collage featuring three women. On the left is an older photograph with a blurry young woman. The center features a young woman with deep eyes, traditional clothing, and a serious expression. On the right is another grainy image of Girija Tickoo, Ai image of Sarla Bhat and Prana Ganjoo.
"The Painful Story of Girija Tickoo, Sarla Bhat, and Prana Ganjoo: Unveiling the Silent Tragedies of Kashmiri Pandit Women."

Remembering Girija Tickoo, Sarla Bhat, and Prana Ganjoo

[ez-toc] Remembering the Tragic Stories of Girija Tickoo, Sarla Bhat, and Prana Ganjoo Some stories are painful to tell, yet they must be remembered. This is the heartbreaking tale of three…

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