India Audits Kashmir Libraries for 'Anti-National' Books in Schools and Colleges

Authorities in the disputed Kashmir region are auditing school, college, and public libraries to identify and remove books deemed to contain "anti-national" or "objectionable" content. Kashmir has been a contested territory between India and Pakistan for decades. Critics fear the crackdown could lead to censorship and a chilling effect on academic freedom.

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