Tag: Hindu

Years in the Making: How Hindu Nationalism Has Shaped Indian Policy Towards Kashmir

Posted on December 22, 2019 by

A phone blackout. Military troops deployed to enforce a statewide curfew. Foreign journalists banned from entering a region the size of Idaho. Thousands arrested — including protesters, activists and politicians. In the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir, this has been the reality since August of 2019. And it could get worse. Jammu & Kashmir […]

‘The Creeping Iron In The Soul’ : Babri Masjid in 2018

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Meher Wadhawan

“It is not madness; not lunacy. It is the creeping iron in the soul.” In December 1992, India was shaken awake by the news of 150,000 Hindu nationalists ruthlessly tearing down a mosque built in the 16th Century- Babri Masjid (Babri Mosque)- in order to build a temple on the disputed land. Secular segments of […]

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