This Pride Month, Outlook celebrates with stories of love, diversity, and the long journey towards acceptance.
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The Kaurs of 1984 contains the oral testimonies of Sikh women who were scarred by Operation Blue Star of June 1984 in Punjab and the anti-Sikh riots later that year
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'A Desolation Called Peace', written and edited by Kashmiri authors, is a collection of essays that explore the desire for 'azadi' in Kashmir
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Farah Bashir's 'Rumours of Spring: A Girlhood in Kashmir' is a coming-of-age memoir on how territorial conflict affects everyday lives in Kashmir
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'The Far Field,' written by Madhuri Vijay, centers on the journey of Shalini, a young woman from Bangalore, India, who travels to Kashmir in search of a man named Bashir Ahmed.
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Feroz Rather's book is a collection of thirteen interconnected short stories describing the violence in Kashmir
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The story revolves around Malla Khaliq, his family and his three houseboats
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Dates that shaped Kashmir’s collective memory
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The Birds and Bees Talk (TBBT) project is educating youth and children in the north-eastern states on the core principles of inclusion, equity, awareness, consent, and protection so that they grow into responsible, healthy adults, and building teachers’ capacity to help students in critical thinking, decision-making and analytical skills in the most experiential and interactive way
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