Rahul Pandita Was Fourteen Years Old When He Was forced To Leave His Home in Srinagar Along With His Family. They Were Kashmiri Pandits The Hindu Minority Within A Muslimmajority Kashmir That Was By 1990 Becoming increasingly Agitated With The Cries of Azaadi From India. Our Moon Has Blood Clots is The Story of Kashmir, in Which Hundreds of Thousands of Kashmiri Pandits Were Tortured, Killed and forced To Leave Their Homes By islamist Militants and To Spend The Rest of Their Lives in Exile in Their Own Country. Rahul Pandita Has Written A Deeply Personal, Powerful and Unforgettable Story of History, Home and Loss. Product Description about The Author rahul Pandita is A Journalist and an Author Based in Delhi. He is A 2015 Yale World Fellow. He Has Also Authored The Bestselling Hello, Bastar The Untold Story of Indias Maoist Movement and Coauthored The Criticallyacclaimed The Absent State. He Has Extensively Reported From War Zones That include Iraq and Sri Lanka. in 2010, He Received The international Red Cross Award for Conflict Reporting. Rahul Has Been A Speaker At international forums Like The Carnegie Endowment Center, Stanford University, Brown University, State University of New York, Michigan University and The World Affairs Council. in Fall 2014, He Was A Visiting Fellow At The University of Pennsylvanias Center for The Advanced Study of India Casi. Rahuls Last Job Was As Editor Opinion and Special Stories of The National English Daily, The Hindu.