'The Chinese side hopes relevant parties can resolve the issue through peaceful means'
Blamed the current govt for using "excessive force" which led to killings of dozens and injuries of thousands
Expressing concern over the situation in the Kashmir, Congressman Sandeep Dikshit said the people are misguided by separatists
Alleges J&K govt thinks only about the Hindus, adding this has brought in a sense of alienation in the people there
He lashed out at Pakistan for branding slain Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani as a 'martyr'
Congress leaders Salman Khurshid and Ambika Soni will brief Sonia after returning from the state
Abou,t 40 people have been killed and over 3,000 including 1,600 civilians injured, so far in Kashmir clashes
Says, there is no room for any foreign interference from Pakistan or any other country in the internal affairs of India
Yaripora area saw a grenade attack followed by firing on a police station during stone-throwing
Authorities had snapped mobile Internet services in the entire Jammu region after Wani was killed on July 8
The Roshni scheme was expected to bring Rs 250 bn into state coffers, enabling authorities to avoid doing deals with NHPC
A police station was attacked with grenade and firing, leaving 15 people, including 8 security personnel, injured
Narendra Modi, after chairing a high-level meeting on the situation in the Valley, appealed to the people of Jammu and Kashmir to maintain calm
Notice was also issued to the Jammu and Kashmir state and the National Minorities Commission
More than 30 people have been killed in firing by security forces since mass protests erupted following the killing of Burhan Wani in Kashmir
The Foreign Secretary also deplored the firing by Indian security forces on peaceful protesters
As many as 23 people have lost their lives during the clashes. Unconfirmed reports put the death toll at 31
Alleging attacks on Amarnath pilgrims, the VHP said it was "unacceptable" and that targeting Hindus will have "serious repercussions"
Doval has been sent home 24 hours early by PM due to unrest in Kashmir
Gandhi on Monday said there can be no compromise on matters relating to national security and voiced anguish over the loss of lives