Watch how Kashmiris are turning to comedy to overcome their collective suffering
‘Humour in Kashmir is like an open secret, something only Kashmiris will understand,’ says Nazir Josh who is known as Kashmir’s King of Comedy.
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1‘Want development but not at the cost of our lives’: Why Dharavi rehabilitation is leading to fear
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2‘Saiyaara’ is a surprise blockbuster only for those who weren’t watching closely
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3These poems by Ifaam Bashir and Zainab Ummer Farook won the inaugural Osmosis Poetry Prize
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4From history: How Marthanda Varma of Travancore fended off Europeans who coveted his kingdom
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5‘Barbaric and inhuman torture’: Why Bombay HC acquitted all 12 convicted in 2006 Mumbai train blasts
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6Fiction: A boy ends up in a burns ward. His mother and sister have their versions of what happened
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7‘They knew I was innocent’: Men acquitted of 2006 Mumbai train blasts rue years lost in jail
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8Why newly-independent India barred an official from accepting a Cuban honour
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9Europe’s Palestine divide: Politicians target their own people for protesting
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10Banking, airlines, railways, coal, jute, newspapers: Ramkrishna Dalmia’s business-building spree
