Travel companies, however, are hopeful that the tension will be short-lived and expect tourists to return to the Valley in the next few months
Article 35(A) came into being in the Constitution on May 14, 1954, allowing the J&K Assembly to define 'permanent resident' of the state and accorded special rights and privileges to them
The official added that it isn't immediately clear if the 15th Finance Commission will be given additional terms of reference or more time to adjust
Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaih Naidu announced in the House that he has accepted Kalita's resignation
Pakistani analysts demandg to know whether Imran Khan and Donald Trump discussed New Delhi's plans for J&K during their meeting in Washington on July 22.
Companies said a decision on the next step would be taken over the next few days
The states' GSDP was Rs 1.6 trillion in 2018-19, and it grew 6.8% in 2017-18
The government's decision to amend Article 367 to replace the constituent assembly with the Legislative Assembly could also come under challenge
Divesting sensitive border state of its status as a full-fledged state will have far-reaching constitutional, political, economic, social and, above all, security ramifications
Today, the general sentiment in the country is that Article 370 is doing no benefit to the people of J&K, nor is it of any help to others
The present strength of the assembly is 87, which includes four seats of the Ladakh region. Ladakh will now become a separate UT, but without a legislature
Kashmiris who have moved to Jammu permanently were also worried about their families back home after the government made its decision on Article 370 public
Home Minister Amit Shah moved a resolution in Rajya Sabha that Article 370 of the Constitution, which gives special status to Jammu and Kashmir, will not be applicable in the state.
Article 35A, which is constitutionally vulnerable, is used as a political shield by many but it hurt the common citizen of the State the most, wrote Jaitley
Tensions in Kashmir, which is claimed by both India and Pakistan, had risen since Friday when local Indian officials issued an alert over possible militant attacks by Pakistan-based groups
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah on Saturday said Jammu and Kashmir Governor S P Malik has assured his party that no moves are planned on repealing articles 370 and 35A of the Constitution, or the state's trifurcation. However, the former J&K chief minister said he wants an assurance on these issues from the Centre in Parliament on Monday as "the Governor is not the final word on Jammu and Kashmir". Abdullah and some of his party colleagues met the Governor on Saturday on these issues. "He assured us that there was no movement on (repealing) Article 370 or Article 35A or delimitation (of constituencies in the state)," Abdullah told reporters here. The Governor also issued a statement after the meeting, saying the state has no knowledge of any changes to Constitutional provisions and assured that the deployment of additional paramilitary forces was purely for security reasons. Abdullah said he has asked his party MPs to move a motion in Parliament on Monday seeking a ...
The state administration had in August announced the schedule for elections to the local bodies in the state
Any move towards scrapping Article 35A has been opposed by Kashmir's political parties and Separatist leaders
Omar says the Centre should file a counter affidavit in the SC to defend Article 35A
Apex court was hearing a plea filed by Charu Wali Khanna challenging Article 35A of the Constitution