Catégorie : K. N. Pandita’s articles

By K.N. Pandita Gupkar lobby’s utterance is in effect the dirge for the demise of dynastic rule and power. The

By K.N. Pandita India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire in J&K on the night of 30-31 December 1948. India

By K.N. Pandita The angst expressed by the originators of Gupkar Declaration I and II need to thin out and

By K.N. Pandita Lt. Governor Sinha cannot be singled out for his token response to the question of restoring secular

By Kashinath Pandit As the British rulers refused to revoke Durand Line Award on the eve of Indian Independence Act,

By K.N. Pandita The masterstroke of Modi government’s Kashmir policy namely the J&K Reorganization Act has put Pakistan in utter

By K.N. Pandita As long as Congress was in power at the Centre, National Conference seldom expressed any apprehension of

By K N Pandita Cheers to Farooq Abdullah for raking up a pertinent question “Who we are” while releasing a

By K.N. Pandita On August 5, the nation celebrated the first anniversary of the revocation of Article 370 of the

By K.N. Pandita In any case, after a long spell of Presidential rule, the political process has to begin in