Prof. Kashi Nath Pandita

Prof. Kashi Nath Pandita

Born in Baramulla in 1927, he obtained his M.A. in Persian from the Panjab University and Ph.D. in Iranian from Teheran University. He served for a long time as professor in the Persian Department and the Centre of Central Asian Studies at the Jammu and Kashmir University. He has authored several books including My Tajik Friends, Iran and Central Asia, and Baharistan-i-Shahi.

Table of Contents
Baharistan-i-Shahi	On  Kashmir  nuclear flash - point
Talibanization of Kashmir	Pakistan's militarized religious organizations
Chechnya: Booming guns in the Caucasus	Threats to India's Stability
Autonomy in Jammu & Kashmir	NHRC'S Verdict on Kashmiri Pandits
The creed of theo-fascism	Chechnya: impending nuclear flash point
Subtle polemics of intervention	Fundamentalist terror and global strataegys
The mission for self destruction	External threat and internal subversion
Prime Minister speaks it out	Islamic warriors in Turkestan
Creating atmosphere conducive for dialogue towards peace	Helping those who don’t help themselves
The  labyrinth  of  Kashmir insurgency	The Pariah Called Panun Kashmir
Mending the fence with Iran	The General’s visit to Iran
Kashmir Herald Articles
Book
Baharistan-i-Shahi (A Chronicle of Mediaeval Kashmir) Baharistan-i-Shahi, a Persian Manuscript history of Kashmir by anonymous author and brought down to A.D. 1614, has served as an important reference work for historians from the 17th century to the present day.  >>>