The NRC Draft And India’s Assam Conundrum – OpEd
The very process of updating the National Register of Citizens (NRC), which is supposed to help identify Indian citizens residing
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Author: Dr. Adfer Shah
Dr. Adfer Shah, (Adfer Rashid Shah, PhD) is a New Delhi-based Sociologist and Social and Political analyst.He writes his columns for various reputed international and national media groups. He has been writing on South Asia's Socio-political realities especially on Kashmir sociology and Conflict Situation at Eurasia Review since 2012, where he is a Special Correspondent for South Asia Affairs and Associate Editor since January 2014. His recent publications include his three books (1)"Kashmir-Yearning for Peace: A Socio-Political history of Uncertainty and Chaos,2016" (ISSN: 978-3-659-55971-6), (2)'Social Science Research in Conflict Zones,2017' (ISBN: 978-620-2-47937- 0) and (3)'Tibetan Refugees in India: Struggle to Survive,2018' ( ISBN 81-8324-919-1)]..
Articles by Dr. Adfer Shah :
The Conflict In Kashmir – Interview
By Sara Bonotti* We get an insight into the dynamics of the conflict in Kashmir with Dr Adfer Shah, departing
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Kashmir: Of Grand Pronouncements And Vague Specifics – OpEd
The ambitious rhetoric, political arrogance, policy myopia and lack of the mental gymnastics on Kashmir have crossed limits. All exclusive
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A New Difficult Kashmir: Summer 2017 – OpEd
The conflict ridden Kashmir is witnessing yet another shift, an angry and fearless new generation. Now even the students —
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Has Technology Stripped Our Banks Of Human Values? – OpEd
While maintaining ethical standards in every profession is fundamental to its efficient functioning and ultimate success, I am writing this
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Why Peace-Building Is Now Difficult In Kashmir – OpEd
The turmoil since 1989 has established uncertainty and chaos as the new normal in the valley of Kashmir. Undoubtedly, Kashmir
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The Burden Of Muslims – OpEd
Islam is a significant faith today with 1.6 billion followers and a considerable section of them living as a minority
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Kashmir: A Million Pellets For A Million Stones – OpEd
The other day my friend while discussing Kashmir’s worsening situation literally rebuked me for writing yet another opinion on Kashmir’s
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Women, Multiculturalism And Identity Politics — A Perspective
Only a few days ago an American Muslim lady Najaf Khan, working as a dental assistant at Fair Oaks Dental
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Burhan Wani: The Death Of The Poster Boy – OpEd
Burhan Wani — the face of young, revived and local militancy in the Kashmir Valley — was killed last week
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