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The reimposition of Governor's Rule on J&K means that 71 years after independence, the Centre still hasn't a clue about how all Kashmiris can be reconciled to their Indian identity

Kashmir: Condemned by consensus that we need to hold it by force

India has done little to rebut the global accusation inherent in describing the border state as 'Indian-administered' Kashmir

After Governor's rule, NSG to be deployed for anti-terror ops in J&K soon

The teams will be kept at the disposal of the Jammu and Kashmir Police, which is the nodal agency for all anti-militancy operations

Governor's rule imposed in J&K; State assembly put in animated suspension

B V R Subrahmanyam who was appointed the Chief Secretary of the state in place of B B Vyas and K Vijay Kumar, a former IPS officer and an anti-naxal expert were named adviser to Governor Vohra

Narinder Nath Vohra: Jammu and Kashmir's man for all seasons, all parties

Recognised as an official who knows the pulse of the state, he has been a trusted man on Kashmir for several prime ministers

J&K decision 'difficult thing to digest' but in larger interest: Ram Madhav

The BJP on Tuesday exited the coalition it had formed with the PDP in 2015, prompting CM Mehbooba Mufti to resign and Guv's rule imposed with N N Vohra putting state assembly in animated suspension

N N Vohra takes over as J&K govt head, holds meetings with top officials

Vohra chaired a meeting of top officials -- both from civil administration and police

64% rise in terror incidents in Kashmir during BJP-PDP rule, shows data

More than 70,000 terror incidents have been reported in J&K over the last 28 years ending 2017, in which 22,143 terrorists were killed and 13,976 civilians and 5,123 soldiers lost their lives

Vohra sends report to President Kovind for imposing Governor's rule in J&K

The report was sent to the President after Vohra held consultations with Mehbooba, BJP state chief Ravinder Raina, NC vice president Omar Abdullah and Congress state president G A Mir.

Centre may replace governor N N Vohra in J&K after Amarnath yatra

Vohra, who was appointed governor in June 2008 and given a fresh term in 2013, is among the few governors appointed by UPA govt to have continued in his position in the BJP-led NDA dispensation

Omar Abdullah for Governor's rule in J&K as Mufti quits over BJP-PDP split

Abdullah, in a press briefing, informed that his party met Governor Vohra and told him that his party neither had the mandate nor was approaching anyone to form the government in the state

Army foils infiltration bid in J&K's Keran sector, 6 terrorists killed

On Thursday, at least one soldier was killed and another wounded after suspected militants attacked an Indian patrol in the same area

Youth run over by CRPF vehicle dies; internet suspended in Srinagar, Badgam

While shops, other businesses remained closed and public transport remained off the roads at most places, three-wheelers and private vehicles were seen plying in the uptown and city outskirts

Kashmir's politics of communal paranoia

Communal tensions have been escalating steadily through the Jammu region - for the most part, around the motif of the cow

All BJP ministers in J&K Cabinet to resign, no threat to coalition: Sources

According to the sources, the decision was taken at a core group meeting, chaired by party Vice President Avinash Rai Khanna

Encounter sites not marriage venues, says JK DGP; urges youth to stay away

He said police was working on various methods to ensure minimum civilian casualties

J&K encounter in Kulgam: Army jawan killed, 3 civilians die in clashes

There was no official word on the death of any militant

J&K encounter: Srinagar shut down as people join slain militants' funeral

Restrictions have been imposed in old Srinagar city and high-speed internet is also down

Kashmiri student missing from AIIMS Bhubneshwar, police on a lookout

Police have recovered a note from the hostel but refused to elaborate on its content

Army kids' plea against stone pelters in J&K: NHRC seeks report from govt

The three children of Army officers have said they were "disturbed" by the recent incidents of stone-pelting and assaults by unruly and disruptive mob on security forces