Reflections on the Instrument of J&K Accession
For over two months after the independence from British rule and the subsequent partition of Indian subcontinent in August 1947, the Maharaja of Jammu & Kashmir attempted to remain independent.…
Nissar Ul Ashraf
Right to Self Determination of Kashmiris: An obligation for All
According to the white paper on Jammu & Kashmir published by the government of India early in 1948, Government of India made it clear that they would regard “Instrument of…
Kashmir Needs Freedom: Historical Perspective
In 1846, the then British government in India, who were not the owners of Kashmir, made a deal with Gulab singh Dogra, a feudatory of the Sikh kingdom in Punjab.…
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