UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has expressed concern over the escalation of violence along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir and called for "dialogue" between India and Pakistan to resolve their differences.


UN chief calls for India-Pakistan dialogue


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Amid renewed shelling by Pakistan along the international border in Jammu and Kashmir, India Thursday warned that Pakistan would get a befitting reply if it persists with its "adventurism".


Pakistan will get befitting reply for 'adventurism', says India (Roundup)


Pakistani forces Thursday again started targeting civilian areas and BSF positions near the International Border in Jammu and Kathua districts of Jammu and Kashmir, an official said.


Pakistan resumes shelling in Kashmir


Sending a strong message across the border amid continuing truce violations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday said "times have changed" and Indian soldiers have given a demonstration of their capability and their bravery.


Indian soldiers demonstrated their capability: Modi


Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has denied news reports about his complaint against Vishal Bhardwaj's "Haider", saying he had not even watched the movie yet.


Omar Abdullah dinies he complained against movie 'Haider'


Pakistan Rangers continued to fire across the International Border with India through the night and well into Wednesday, killing at least two more people and injuring two dozen, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi said "everything will be fine soon".


Two more die in Pakistan firing, PM says things will be fine (Second Intro-Roundup)


Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wednesday interacted with army chief General Dalbir Singh and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval at the Air Force Day reception here against the backdrop of continuous ceasefire violations by Pakistan.


PM interacts with army chief, NSA at Air Force Day reception



Two more die in Pakistan firing, PM says things will be fine (Intro-Roundup)


An 18th century shawl is lying on the footpath for drying, precious artefacts from the 6th century and valuable manuscript have been damaged due to massive floods in Kashmir. But these national treasures at Srinagar's SPC museum have been completely forgotten by government authorities in their restoration drive.


Conservators seek restoration of national treasures in Kashmir museum


The Srinagar-Jammu National Highway No.1A will remain closed for three days beginning Thursday evening for urgent repairs.


Srinagar-Jammu highway closed for three days


Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wednesday said "everything will be fine soon" on ceasefire violations by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir.


Everything will soon be fine: Modi on Kashmir truce violations


Pakistan Rangers started heavy firing on Indian positions and civilian areas near the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir's Jammu, Samba and Kathua districts Tuesday evening, police said.


Pakistan Rangers open fire again on international border


Indian and Pakistani troops clashed again Tuesday along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, sparking fear at the border and forcing thousands to flee to safer places.


Tensions rise as Indian, Pakistani armies clash (Intro Roundup)


Authorities Tuesday ordered closure of educational institutions in areas affected by shelling by Pakistani forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Jammu district.


Schools shut in areas hit by Pakistani shelling


In a major relief for Jammu and Kashmir residents, the government Tuesday said it will issue passports with same validity and waiver of fees to those whose travel documents were lost or damaged in the floods last month.


Damaged, lost passports of flood-hit Kashmiris to be replaced



Tensions rise as Indian, Pakistani armies clash (Roundup)


Pakistan Tuesday said it is "sad" that India "has not been able to restrain its forces despite strong diplomatic protest by Pakistan" and called upon the Indian government to immediately cease the firing and shelling on the border and maintain peace.


Sad that India unable to restrain forces: Pakistan


Pakistan said Tuesday it has lodged a protest with the United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) over "unprovoked firing" on the Line of Control (LoC) by Indian forces.


Pakistan lodges protest with UNMOGIP over Indian firing


Three people were injured as firing continued between the Indian and Pakistani troopers in Jammu and Kashmir. Over 20,000 villagers have fled their homes in three districts along the international border, police said Tuesday.


Three injured as firing continues in Jammu and Kashmir


Three people have been injured as firing continued in Jammu and Kashmir between the Indian and Pakistani troopers with over 20,000 villagers fled their homes in three districts along the international border, police said Tuesday.


Firing continues in Jammu and Kashmir


Five civilians, including a young girl, were killed and 29 others injured Monday in unprovoked firing by Pakistan across the international border in Jammu district, in one of the worst instances of ceasefire violations.

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