Letter to Chairman of the 57th Human Rights Sub-Commission 2005, by K.N.Pandita:
Mr. Vladimir Kartashkin, Chairman, Fifty-seventh session, Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, United Nations, Geneva Continue Reading…
Kashmir Times NEWS SERVICE, JAMMU, July 27 – Dismissing the present state government for having “miserably failed to do enough for the migrant Kashmiri Pandits (KP),” a group of KP leaders today expressed hope that together, Hurriyat (Ansari group) and they can facilitate the return of migrants to Valley in due time. Continue Reading…
The Tribune 24 July 2005, M.L. Kak, Jammu – Notwithstanding the warning to Kashmiri Pandits against their return to the valley, the APHC leadership seems to be determined to pursue its dialogue with members of the displaced community.
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K.N. Pandita, 23 July, 2005 – Nobody in and outside Kashmir thinks APHC is viable. The impression is that its political legitimacy has remained undesignated. Furthermore, being a conglomerate of a number of groups, its real identity has been obliterated by all that some of the confederating groups have expressly stood for.
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Tribune News Service, by correspondent, 22 July, 2005 Srinagar – Four militant groups today warned the migrant Kashmiri Pandits against returning to the Kashmir valley even as separatist Hurriyat Conference had launched its efforts for their return after a gap of over 16 years.
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The Kashmir Times, July 22, 2005, by K.N.Pandita – Sir, This refers to the write-up ‘Azad or Soz (KT 22 July). Muftri Saeed will hand over to the Congress cnadidate after completing the period of agreed tenure. Continue Reading…
K.N. Pandita, July 14, 2004, New York (by e-mail) – This is with reference to M.L. Kak’s Kashmiri Pandits to boycott APHC meeting (The Tribune.13 July 2005). Following Track II diplomacy, Kashmir related Indo-Pak talks are reported to be at an advanced stage.
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Kashmiri American Council / Kashmir Center, Washington, D.C., July 13, 2005 – Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai, the Executive Director of the Kashmiri American Council/Kashmir Center said today on the eve of the Fifth International Kashmir Peace Conference that, Continue Reading…
By K.N. Pandita.
The history of a nation is usually interspersed with moments of passivity as well as of activity: it is seldom smooth and even. How the nation reacts to the upheavls or how it conducts itself during the interrugnums of peace and turmoil is the interesting chapter of its social history.
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