Security forces Friday busted a guerrilla hideout in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir besides recovering a cache of arms and ammunition.


Kashmir guerrilla hideout busted


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Pakistan has said it won't allow India to build bunkers along the Jammu and Kashmir border in violation of a bilateral pact.


Pakistan won't let India build bunkers


Wrapped in thick woollens, Prime Minister Narendra Modi flew to the icy heights of Siachen Glacier in Jammu and Kashmir Thursday where he lauded the armed forces and promised a national memorial for Indian soldiers. He later announced an additional relief package of Rs.745 crore for the flood-ravaged state.


Modi marks Diwali in Siachen, announces Rs.745 crore more for Kashmir (Roundup)


Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday announced an additional relief package of Rs.745 crore for flood-affected Jammu and Kashmir.


Modi announces Rs.745 crore for Kashmir's damaged homes, hospitals


Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday announced Rs.745 crore relief for rebuilding damaged homes and hospitals in flood-ravaged Jammu and Kashmir.

Modi announces Rs 745 cr to rebuild damaged homes, hospitals in J&K

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Dozens of flood affected people who came to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his day-long Diwali visit Thursday returned disappointed as they were not allowed to enter Raj Bhavan where Modi was scheduled to meet them.


Many flood victims eager to meet Modi disappointed


Residents of more than 50 border villages in Jammu and Kashmir cannot celebrate Diwali Thursday. They have been told that the lamps they light will guide Pakistani forces to target them.


No Diwali in 50 Kashmir villages


Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Diwali visit here Thursday to express solidarity with the flood affected people of Jammu and Kashmir will be packed with meetings, government sources said.


Modi to have a busy Diwali visit to Srinagar


Prime Minister Narendra Modi will spend Diwali with the flood-affected people of Srinagar, an official release said Tuesday.


Modi to spend Diwali with Srinagar flood victims


There has been no ceasefire violation on the border in Jammu and Kashmir for the past one day, an official said Monday.


No ceasefire violation in Jammu and Kashmir


Traders hit by the floods in Jammu and Kashmir Saturday held a peaceful protest march here against the alleged apathy of the state and central governments to provide relief to them.


Flood-ravaged Srinagar traders hold protest


Pakistan Army has resorted to unprovoked overnight firing at Indian positions on the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, defence sources said.


Pakistan Army again violates ceasefire on LoC


Defence Minister Arun Jaitley Friday described Pakistan as a "global puzzle" and complimented the security forces for appropriate response to the recent ceasefire violations along the border in Jammu and Kashmir.


Jaitley describes Pakistan as 'global puzzle'


The Jammu and Kashmir government Thursday effected a wide-ranging reshuffle in the civil and police administration in the state.


Administrative reshuffle in Kashmir


The Delhi High Court Wednesday issued show cause notice to the Railway Board chairman on a plea seeking contempt proceedings against him for not complying with court's order on setting up a panel to review the 125-km-long Katra-Banihal section of the rail link to Kashmir.


Notice to Railway Board chairman on contempt plea


Pakistan Tuesday briefed the entire diplomatic corps here on the border tensions with India and reiterated its "principled position on the Kashmir dispute" of demand for an impartial plebiscite in Jammu and Kashmir in accordance with the UN Resolutions.


Pakistan briefs diplomats on border tensions, raises Kashmir plebiscite issue


India Tuesday said it was willing for a "serious dialogue" with Pakistan on all outstanding issues, including Kashmir, within the framework of the Simla agreement and Lahore declaration and Islamabad's tactic of seeking to internationalise the Kashmir issue will not succeed.


Willing for serious dialogue, but Pakistan not, says India


India Tuesday said Pakistan's approaching the UN over Kashmir is an "old tactic" which will not succeed.


Approaching UN over Kashmir Pakistan's old tactic: India


Downplaying the appearance of ISIS flags during street protests in the valley, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Tuesday denied the terror group's presence in the state and said action had been taken against the "foolish youths" who displayed the flags.


No ISIS presence in Kashmir: Omar Abdullah


Members of the 7th Pay Commission are on a three-day visit to the Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir, including the Siachen glacier, to take a first-hand account of the extremely difficult conditions in which soldiers are protecting the country's frontiers.


7th Pay Commission visits Siachen to meet soldiers


Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Tuesday said flag meetings between the BSF and Pakistan Rangers were important to ease border tension between India and Pakistan.

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