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Kashmir has remained at the crossroads of violence since the Britishers left India divided into two dominions. The Kashmir conflict is one of the longest running conflicts. Although it can be argued that six decades of conflict is rather modest in an historical perspective, the conflict is frequently portrayed in terms of ‘enduring’ and ‘protracted’. Starting as a bilateral dispute over territorial entitlement stemming from India’s claim of control to the entire state of Jammu and Kashmir, and Pakistan’s irredentist claim to the Indian controlled of Kashmir, the conflict has evolved beyond interstate level. With the increasingly complex and multidimensional nature, the conflict has become increasingly ideological on all sides. Amid this multidimensional nature of conflict, the role of Indian army becomes significant, which according to the Guinness Book of World Record, their presence makes Kashmir the ‘most militarized zone’ on the planet earth. This research papers intends to study the portrayal of Indian army in the local media of Kashmir, especially print media. It has been seen that the local print media do not put Indian Army in a good light. They always exaggerate and accuse Indian army of human right violations, while as under reports the social work carried by the army.

Portrayal of Indian Army in Kashmir Media: An Analytical Study of Local Newspapers