And the Valley Remained Silent: A saga of Forsaken Aboriginals

This work delves into the circumstances surrounding the ethnic cleansing and cultural genocide of Kashmiri Hindus, the torchbearers of the Valley's ancient culture. The narrative exposes all the typical stages of genocide, from the classification of victims to the denial of responsibility. Through real-life incidents, it reveals the discrimination faced by this educated community, the challenging conditions under which they had to flee their homeland, and their resolute determination to rebuild their lives.

Despite abandoning their homes, Kashmiri Hindus maintained their faith, not only surviving but thriving, serving as an inspiration to all persecuted people. Their peaceful ethos is exemplified by the fact that no act of violent revenge can be attributed to them.

About the Author

Dr. Rahul Magazine was born into a highly educated Kashmiri family in the Karan Nagar locality of Srinagar, Kashmir. He attended Srinagar's prestigious Catholic Burn Hall School. In 1990, his family was forced to leave their ancestral home and relocate to Jammu due to the atmosphere of terror that enveloped the Valley.

After training in modern medicine and completing two post-graduate degrees, Dr. Magazine joined one of India's most renowned private medical colleges. Currently, he serves as a professor of respiratory medicine and has published numerous research papers in national and international journals.

Dr. Magazine has devised innovative techniques such as Magazine’s air splinting maneuver and Magazine’s head rotation maneuver, utilized during chest endoscopy. He has also published articles on philosophy, religion, and history in various esteemed magazines.