In a letter to British PM Boris Johnson in support of India, Conservative lawmaker Bob Blackman says that the UK does not interfere in the domestic affairs of a third country
India has categorically told the international community that its move to scrap Article 370 of the Constitution removing the special status to Jammu and Kashmir is an internal matter
An MoU has been signed by Jammu and Kashmir Trade Promotion Organisation and CII for organisation and management of the event
India has made it clear to America that any discussion on the issue, if at all warranted, will only be with Pakistan and only bilaterally
Last week, New Delhi revoked Article 370 that gave special status to J&K and enacted the law that bifurcates the state into two UTs -- Jammu and Kashmir with Assembly and Ladakh without it
From Supreme Court taking up plea against govt's 'regressive moves' in Kashmir to Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's Sonebhadra visit, Business Standard brings you top events that could make headlines today
He made his first remarks on the revocation of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir after paying homage to his cabinet colleague and former Congressman S Jaipal Reddy
He has staked it all on the Jammu and Kashmir decision. He may well succeed, since fortune favours not only the brave but, at times, the reckless as well
The plea filed by Congress activist Tehseen Poonawalla is listed for hearing before a bench comprising Justices Arun Mishra, M R Shah and Ajay Rastogi
Revoking Art 370 'historic', J&K will see more development now: Modi
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is on a crucial three-day visit to China
The govt, it seems, promises to revive democracy from the grassroots by encouraging elected village representatives to occupy a political vacuum left by marginalising the existing political dynasties
Amid increasingly vocal concerns over an economic slowdown, PM Modi sought to ease fears and reassure India Inc and the world about India's growth story in an interview with a financial daily
He said the BJP-led government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi 'has made this country free from Article 370'
The first thing that the government should try to do is to bring in transparency in J&K's real estate market
Centre had last week revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status and announced it would be split it into two union territories
Salaries of all employees and wages of DRWs/casual labourers etc. are being released and it has been ensured that the cash is replenished on a regular basis
Ahead of Eid-ul Azha, banks, ATMs and quite a few markets remained open on Sunday in Kashmir and restrictions were eased allowing people to come out to shop, while residents would be permitted to offer prayers in neighbourhoods mosques on the festival, officials said. There has been no report of violence anywhere in Kashmir, they said. While the administration said it was taking steps to facilitate availability of food and other items, the usual hustle and bustle of the Eid-ul-Azha festival was missing in the Valley where normal life has been paralysed following heavy security deployment, restrictions on movement and curtailing of communication links after the abrogation of special status to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 on August 5. However, normalcy was fast returning in most of the Jammu region where restrictions under section 144 CrPc have been completely lifted in five districts. In the other five districts, restrictions have been relaxed to facilitate Eid preparations, .
Winning the hearts and minds of Kashmiris alone will facilitate their integration into India
Police have arrested the culprits and registered an FIR under the country's blasphemy laws against them