Kashmir

Jammu and Kashmir is a state that has been among the many bones of contention between India and Pakistan. On a human rights level, atrocities against the Muslim majority residents of the state AND minorities are the same.

Yet, the current ruling dispensation’s settler-colonial project is going beyond the Muslim majority Kashmir Valley province and into the Hindu-majority Jammu province.

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Communal violence, not terrorism, a threat to security

Spurious excuse of terrorism provides cover for illegal detentions, torture, sexual violence, expropriation of land, murder, collective punishment, censorship

WhatsApp auto-disabling accounts of Kashmiris because of internet ban

In a statement, WhatsApp said it “cares deeply about providing users everywhere with the ability to privately communicate with their friends and loved ones”, but accounts will nonetheless expire after 120 days of inactivity, and accounts will need to be “re-added” to groups

Indian-American lawmaker introduces Congressional resolution on Kashmir

Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal has introduced a Congressional resolution urging India to lift the restrictions on communications in Jammu and Kashmir as swiftly as possible and preserve religious freedom for all residents.

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Decades of violence have pushed Kashmir to the brink of a mental health crisis

Prevalence of mental disorders and distress have reached epidemic levels, with 37% of adult males and 50% of females suffering from probable depression; 21% of males and 36% of females from a probable anxiety-related disorder and 18% of men and 22% of women suffering from probable PTSD

Organizations
Hindu Mahasabha
RSS
VHP
Bajrang Dal
Sanatan Sanstha

 

Violence
Gujarat 2002
Babri Masjid
Muzaffarnagar Riots

Hindutva Inroads
Hindutva in Education
Hindutva in Armed Forces
Hindutva in Judiciary
Hindutva in Law Enforcement
Hindutva Overseas

 

Hindutva Supremacy
Subjugation of Dalits
Attacks on Christians
Betrayal of Sikhs

Others
Sawarkar: Six Glorious Epochs of Indian History
Golwalkar: Bunch of Thoughts
Research and Reports