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Sameer Arshad Khatlani writes
on the grievous massacres and expulsions of Jammu Muslims in 1947 and the cover-up which kept this painful episode in J&K's history concealed 
From the Archives: an 1889 address from
'Dogras and Kashmiris' to the radical British MP Charles Bradlaugh in defence of their maharaja 
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