Kashmir Hindu Foundation

22/03/2026

Art in Exile by Dr Chamanlal Rauna
I am of the Five cosmic elements and different from that five elements of Earth-Water-Fire-Air-Space. I am whole universe.

19/03/2026

Happy Navreh to all.

In recent days, we have witnessed the unnecessary resurfacing and amplification of the 1995 meeting between Dr. Ajay and Fai, documented in 2023 and now reshared, creating the perception of a targeted narrative. It diverts focus from the path ahead of Panun Kashmir and distracts from what truly matters, risking dilution of the very purpose we all stand for.
This must stop. At a time that calls for clarity and collective strength, division serves no one.
Our focus must remain on unity, purpose, and the shared vision of Margdarshan. Building an organization step by step, door to door by many individuals, is honorable and deserves respect. However, labor alone is not leadership. True leadership requires the ability to rise above, to see the forest, not remain confined within the trees. Leaders like Dr. Ajay and Dr. Agnishekhar represent the intellectual depth and visionary foundation that continue to guide this movement.
We must come together with maturity, with perspective, and with a commitment to the larger cause. Panun Kashmir has long stood as a principled resistance to forces and political interests that feel challenged by its vision. It must not be weakened or reduced to an epitaph of what once was. For the past few years, even TV channels have stopped inviting Kashmiri Hindus to speak on Martyrs’ Day or Exodus Day. This is nothing but a systematic silencing of Kashmiri Hindu voices. Do not sell your soul. Stand up, show some spine, and resist those who seek to erase our voice and our truth.
Let this new year be a time not for division, but for direction, not for blame, but for building - TOGETHER.

07/03/2026

🎶 A vibrant new Kashmiri song is on the way… stay tuned!

01/03/2026

16/02/2026

Lovely Kashmiri song 💕💕

09/02/2026

Protesters rally against Muslim conference in Florida Deepak Ganju Joe Kaufman for Congress PK-ReHinge Kashmir
https://www.newindiaabroad.com/english/indian-diaspora-community/protesters-rally-against-muslim-conference-in-florida

01/10/2025

The attack on India’s national emblem in Kashmir was not random vandalism. It was a blunt declaration by Islamist extremists that they reject the authority of the Indian Union. When the emblem of sovereignty is defiled, it is not just a symbol under assault — it is India itself.

For decades, New Delhi has chosen appeasement, showering Kashmir with subsidies, privileges, and political concessions. The hope was that generosity would buy peace. The outcome is plain: radicals are bolder, Hindus remain in exile, and the Valley edges closer to Nizam-e-Mustafa than to integration with India.

The Forgotten Genocide
Kashmiri Hindus are not migrants. They were victims of a campaign of terror and ethnic cleansing. Murders, threats, and forced flight emptied the Valley of its oldest community. This was genocide, yet India’s leadership has consistently avoided naming it as such.
That denial has been the extremists’ greatest victory. It told them they could erase a people and still be rewarded with appeasement.

Appeasement Breeds Arrogance
By enriching separatist leaders, funding institutions that glorify radicalism, and tolerating contempt for India’s sovereignty, the state has emboldened its enemies. The emblem attack is not an isolated event; it is the inevitable result of decades of missteps.

Panun Kashmir: The Only Answer
The time for half-measures should be over. Acknowledging the genocide of Kashmiri Hindus is non-negotiable. And carving out a Union Territory of Panun Kashmir within the Valley is the only credible step forward.
Panun Kashmir is not about revenge. It is about justice, survival, and national integrity. It would give the displaced community a secure homeland and send an unmistakable message: India does not abandon its citizens, nor does it cede territory to those who spit on its sovereignty.

No More Illusions
Symbols matter. When the national emblem is attacked, it is a test of will. Will India defend its sovereignty or retreat into another round of appeasement?

Kashmir is India. It cannot be left to jihadist fantasies. The sooner New Delhi abandons illusions of conciliation and acts with resolve, the sooner the Valley can be reclaimed — not just geographically, but morally.

Panun Kashmir is the line in the sand. If India is serious about defeating Islamist extremism and restoring justice to its own citizens, that line must be drawn now.

23/09/2025

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