Nitasha Kaul

Nitasha Kaul (@NitashaKaul) is a Kashmiri novelist, poet and academic. She is an Assistant Professor of Politics and International Relations at the Centre for the Study of Democracy at the University of Westminster in London. Her work and publications are at www.nitashakaul.com.

From funerals to freedom for Kashmir: undoing the Great Indian Democracy

Indian desperation to possess the territory of Kashmir in its entirety, even if it means sacrificing all Kashmiri, and many Indian, lives, is a blot on Indian democracy.

By Nitasha Kaul

/ 11 Jul 2016

How many zeroes are there in a trillion? On Economics, Neoliberalism and Economic Justice

The idea of economics as a science, not a branch of moral and political philosophy, is ideological. It is a position that is designed to obscure questions of justice, humanity and history

By Nitasha Kaul

/ 23 Mar 2011

Kashmir: a place of blood and memory

In attempting to suffocate a separate Kashmiri identity, India reveals the cracks in its own idea of nationhood, argues Nitasha Kaul.

By Nitasha Kaul

/ 31 Aug 2010

India's big guns bazaar

Security is too important a question to be left to the defence sector alone.

By Nitasha Kaul

/ 4 Mar 2010

The economics of turning people into things

Economics does violence when it forgets that social science must also be moral science == The G-8 has gone double-digit in recent times. After decades of high powered global conclaves where

By Nitasha Kaul

/ 20 Apr 2009