Literature
The Literature section on the The Kashmir Pulse is an exclusive offering. Exclusive literary work like Poems and Short Stories are published in this section. This section is a central place for writers, publishers, books, bookstores, librarians, and readers to congregate and celebrate books and literary culture.
Our Literature resources include J&K’s award-winning authors whose literary work not only interests the students and scholars but also the general reader. Various young as well as veteran writers also contribute for this section.
This section is also a platform for the young writers of the state to showcase their literary skills and present their work before ever growing readers!
Poems
Afzal: The Innocent Martyr
"Afzal, who in a hamlet in Kashmir was born, Often watched Indians humiliate his people; It was for him the dawn of the new morn, When he decided to fight for his own people"
Poems
Gaw Kadal Massacre: A Deafening Silence!
By: Abdul WajidSnowy Streets bruised white and greyArchaic houses smelling too agedAs the walkers beat the beaten pathA rusty board speaks the painThe board...
Poems
My Lost Nation
By: Koshur MazloomGod ! What am I doingGod ! Where am I goingAm I searching for my nationAm I looking for my lost...
Poems
O’ leaders of the world, Kashmir bleeds
O’ leaders of the world,Kashmir bleedsThe reign of terror andThe domain of fire,All speak volumes,Of the oppressor’ misdeedsDecades of agonyLong shadows of tyrannySobbing lasses...
Fiction
My beloved Aasiya is still having those tears in her stony eyes!
By: Koshur Mazloom
Just three years have passed by. It was 29 of May 2009. My body has not yet turned into the dust in...
Poems
Holy Inferno
Hey Hey Hey ! See, somewhere again fire is raging Hey Hey Hey ! See, this fire has been lit with our own oilLook, how...
Fiction
Why this Kolaveri Di? | Z would henceforth stand for Zaeef-Ul-Aql, i.e., Feeble-Minded
Kolaveri is Tamil for ‘murderous rage’. That perhaps explains why the song ‘Why this Kolaveri Di…!’ from south is such a rage nowadays in...
Poems
Drone flown by Santa Clause
Children were playing in the open on serpentine green pathsEnjoying their poverty, never did they hear that powerful usually lieWearing rags airdropped by the...
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