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.
Introduction: Tika Lal Taploo and the Kashmiri Pandit Exodus The assassination of Tika Lal Taploo in 1989 was more than just the tragic killing of a leader; it marked the beginning of…
In the beautiful valley of Kashmir, where tall mountains watch over age-old traditions, a single act of violence on February 2, 1990, marked the beginning of a devastating period in…
In Kashmir's beautiful yet troubled land, stories of strong women like Kota Rani, Lal Ded, Rupa Bhawani, and Habba Khatoon have long inspired hope and resilience. However, the narrative surrounding…
The gradual erosion of Kashmiri Pandit festivals and rituals is a pressing concern. This article explores the Lost festivals and rituals of Kashmiri Pandits after being forced out of Kashmir…