Anuradha Bhasin: In Kashmir, The Surreal Is Very Real Now
The journalist and activist on militancy, formative political moments, and challenging the Indian Supreme Court.
‹In this Issue›
A Nation Rendered Numb
Amid multiple lockdowns, Kashmiris confront and contest an escalating campaign to dismantle their sovereignty.
The Stones of Kashmir: Two Poems
the hearts of the soldiers are stone / stones have begun to grow on the trees too
A War Against Words
For the Kashmiri media, both conformity and defiance come with a very high cost.
Resistance
She acknowledged the ceasefire with half a smile. He slashed the air with his hands, indicating it was only temporary, momentary.
My Pictures Should Speak
Photojournalist Masrat Zahra on the daily reverberations of violence in Indian-occupied Kashmir.
Kashmir: A Historical Timeline
A chronicle of key political events that undergird the movement for self-determination.
A Soundtrack to Issue 4
We asked each contributor to Adi’s Kashmir issue to select a song that resonates with their piece. Listen as you make your way through.
Spotlight
Against the Drums of Death
In Venezuela, listening to the pulse of grassroots resistance belying the notion of a vanquished socialism.
What Her Hands Do
I will never forget how her hands cut melody lines out of air, sharp and precise as a tailor turned sword-warrior.
The Cold Violence of Compliance
Fighting for accessible childcare in the nation of personal responsibility.
