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SEPTEMBER-2012

Homeland Security

Heat and Dust-May 2005
With fencing, floodlights, camels and heavy presence, BSF dominates the tranquil borderr
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

Daughter of Kashmir -June 2005
Mehbooba Mufti, President, Peoples Democratic Party, Jammu and Kashmir
By Ghazala Wahab

From the Frontier -May 2006
The border in Jammu is both a threat and an opportunity
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

Peace Dividends-May 2006
Taking advantage of the ceasefire, BSF strengthens its defences
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

The Story of Kashmir April 2007
Ducking till the storm wanes seems to be New Delhi’s policy

A New Season -May 2007
For the local people, demilitarisation would be a new beginning
By Ghazala Wahab

Guns and Tulips-May 2007
Army should withdraw, but not now
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

Wound in the Heart -August 2007
Maoists attack India’s heartland
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

Silence of the Guns-January 2008
Solidiers and people are reaping the harvest of the ceasefire
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

The Time is Now -June 2008
With elections in J&K, Delhi should move towards resolution
By Pravin Sawhney

The Art of Walking Sideways -June 2008
Sentiment. An ambiguous word, yet the answer to all the questions on Kashmir today

Holding Peace to Ransom -September 2008
At 40, he is a veteran. He has seen many seasons. Season of peace. Season of fear. Season of rage

Uneasy Kashmiry -September2008
A cry for resolution more than independence
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

‘So long as Jammu and Kashmir is a Part of India, the National Conference will Always be Relevant’ -September 2008
President, National Conference, Omar Abdullah

‘Not Only is There a Case for Phased Withdrawal of the Rashtriya Rifles but also Review of the AF(SP)A as well as the Disturbed Areas Act’ -January 2009
President, National Conference, Omar Abdullah

Hope Floats -January 2009
Yet another chance to resolve the Kashmir issue
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahaba

Home Truths -April 2009
Internal security is as crucial as external security
By Ghazala Wahab

Our biggest mistake was not Quitting the NDA Government when our autonomy proposal was rejected by the union cabinet. -April 2009
President, National Conference, Omar Abdullah

Securing India -June 2009
The dynamics of war has changed
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

The Changed War -August 2009
All defence, no offence
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

Kashmir 2009 -September 2009
20 turbulent years
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

Cost of the Conflict -September 2009
The short-term key to peace in Kashmir lies in ensuring zero HR violations
By Ghazala Wahab

The Threat Within -November 2009
Government dithers taking the war to the Maoists
By Pravin Sawhney and Ghazala Wahab

Camp Fire
Salva Judum members may end up being nowhere people
By Ghazala Wahab

And the Argument Continues…
The armed forces and media remain on opposite sides
By Ghazala Wahab

‘I Want Them (Indian corporate sector) to See That There is a Different Story to Jammu and Kashmir than Violence and Stone-throwing’ -
Unlike the plains, where summer swallowed the spring even before winters could be bidden a farewell, Jammu was enjoying a spell of the season of colours in the first week of March when the FORCE team met the new chief minister, Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, on his sprawling lawn.

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