a onedayonly photo exhibition hopes to do for kashmir what recent media coverage couldnt tell the whole truth and nothing but the truthkashmir klicks is the title to a project that is serious in intention and design dilnaz boga organizer of this exhibition is a journalist who has mounted this exhibition in association with the news portal kashmir dispatch the portal has attempted to cover kashmir with nonpartisan accuracy and equanimityqualities patently absent in the agitated mainstream presspeople need to know whats really happening in kashmir behind the propagandist coverage in the mainstream media this can happen only if serious journalists visit and cover the state without prejudice says boga we were wondering what would induce them to come and write about things the way they are and not the way the state presents them she says thats when we decided to incentivize their trip by sponsoring their travel and accommodation and leaving it to them to determine their angle of coverageit could be environmental issues or the effect of conflict on art and culture we will help them with contactsboga decided to coopt two others kashmirbased photographer yawar nazir kabli who works with kashmir dispatch and photographer and artist malik sajad who works for the daily greater kashmir the three are raising funds by selling their own work on the state a collective assemblage of 100 photographs and some art the money raised will build a corpus that will sponsor the travel of a certain number of journalists a yearbut belying the photographers hardnosed leanings the collection on show actually represents calendar kashmirdewy landscapes and crisp compositions of boatmen on the dal and autumn foliage a state at peace we intentionally stayed away from images of conflict presuming that pretty pictures would sell better boga says it is not a pretty picture in reality but this exhibition they hope will in the long run put the real deal on displaykashmir klicks march 6 11 am to 8 pm le sutra 14 union park near olive restaurant bandra west