In August, India announced withdrawing special status of Jammu and Kashmir and dividing the state into two union territories
The governor admitted use of pellet guns by security personnel during protests in the Kashmir Valley but said the forces took utmost precaution to prevent injuries
The MHA confirmed a protest in the Valley reported by some media outlets, but said no bullet was fired
Modi has broken the post-Simla status quo on Kashmir. The new reality has to be accepted to move on from its complex and complicated past
Our Constitution has been reformed 104 times in just 70 years
The Cong leader said that the restrictions imposed in Jammu and Kashmir were posing a "big challenge for Indian democracy"
The activists said the Valley was on the edge and could erupt in protests as and when the authorities lift the curfew
Khan's General Debate speech at the world body is scheduled for September 27, the Express Tribune reported
The recent appointment and transfer of governors in other states can also be best understood for the impact it will have on the general election
In a statement, the Jammu and Kashmir administration also said 1,165 out of 1,666 chemist shops in Srinagar remained open on Sunday
There should be zero tolerance for terrorism, Modi told the delegation that had called on him ahead of its visit to Jammu and Kashmir.
On August 5, India revoked the special status to Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcated the state into two Union territories, evoking strong reactions from Pakistan
Clashes, shutdown as EU MPs reach Kashmir to assess ground situation
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Srinagar, Oct 29
A lot more than the promise of development is needed to address the sense of being occupied and subjugated
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National Vice-President Baijayant Panda (pictured) will speak in favour of the motion and Communist Party of India (Marxist) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury will talk ag
Friday prayers have not been allowed at any of the major mosques or shrines, including the Jamia Masjid in Nowhatta, in the Valley for the past more than two months now
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Saturday dubbed the detention of party's Jammu and Kashmir chief Ghulam Ahmad Mir as "outrageously illegal" and hoped that the courts will take cognizance of the matter. In a series of tweets, the former finance minister said Mir is under house arrest in Jammu since Friday. "There was no written order of detention. Outrageously illegal ... I hope the courts will act and secure the liberty of citizens," he wrote. On Friday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad had condemned the arrest of Mir and senior leader Ravinder Sharma in Jammu. "I strongly condemn the arrest of our J&K PCC Chief, Shri Ghulam Ahmed Mir & spokesperson, Shri Ravinder Sharma in Jammu today. With this unprovoked action against a national political party, the Govt has delivered democracy another body blow. When will this madness end?," Gandhi wrote on Twitter. The Jammu and Kashmir unit of the Congress was prevented from ..
In his press conference, the J&K Governor sought to justify detention and imprisoning of mainstream politicians
According to sources, among some of the parties that will be part of the opposition all-party delegation are Congress, CPI-M, CPI, RJD, NCP, TMC and DMK and Rahul Gandhi is likely to accompany them
BJP's state election co-incharge Munish Sharma said the saffron party had already nominated the district-level poll in-charges