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Opinion section on The Kashmir Pulse features opinion articles and letters, sent to us by contributors. Offerings include the opinion articles on varied topics ranging from Health, Politics to Social Issues and Global Problems.

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Opinion

The Alliance of Fault Lines: Is PAGD a representative of Kashmiris?

Kashmiri people see little to no hope in Peoples Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) as there are many fault lines within the alliance.
Waseem Ahmad Ganie -
Opinion

HOPE

In the present age of conflict, when everything seems to be going from bad to worse, there is something which keeps every body going: Hope.
Syed Mustafa Ahmad -
Opinion

America will never leave from Afghanistan

As a student of History and Political Science, I have come to conclude that America and its allies will never leave Afghanistan.
Syed Mustafa Ahmad -
Opinion

COVID-19 and our responsibilities

But being a Muslim, it is our duty to thunderbolt the puissant countries via our Islamic rulings. Shariah has a solution for pandemics.
Bhat Basit Nazir -
Opinion

New Kashmir Manifesto & Economic Reforms from 1944-1963

Leninism-Marxism left an indelible mark on the annals of history of J&K. Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah was also inspired by the great revolution.
Syed Mustafa Ahmad -
Opinion

Behind making of the enemy: Pakistan and Israel

Nations evolve, their relations change & so does their diplomacy and alliances. No nation in the world looks beyond their national interest.
Waseem Ahmad Ganie -
Opinion

Why peace in Ramadhan only?

No matter how harsh and pathetic life we are living, with the commencement of Ramadhan, all miseries and agonies start to disappear.
Bhat Basit Nazir -
Opinion

Tryst with the Tiny Microbe

After dodging the virus for over a year, it had finally caught up with me. The bio-bubble I had built meticulously, had been breached.
Abdaal Ahmad Bhat -
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