Farmers in Indian-administered Kashmir say a major government infrastructure drive is taking their deeply cherished land, fearing it spearheads a push to "Hinduise" the disputed Muslim-majority territory. Musadiq Hussain said that police "destroyed" his rice crop when a large chunk of his smallholding was expropriated to make way for a highway around the key city of Srinagar. "Our land has shrunk, and so have our minds," he told AFP. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES