The death toll in Kashmir unrest went up to 91 after a 13-year-old Srinagar boy who sustained injuries in clashes with security forces on Friday, succumbed to injuries today. Junaid Ahmad Bhat a resident of
senior PDP leader and Lok Sabha member Tariq Hamid Karra on Thursday resigned both from the party and the Parliament.
For 69th consecutive day, life remained paralysed in the Kashmir valley today.
Two men were killed in fresh clashes with security forces on Saturday in the Kashmir Valley that remained shut for the 64th day. Police said the deaths occurred in two south Kashmir villages where hundreds
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that prayed for a direction to both central and state governments to stop funding the Kashmiri separatist groups and their leaders.
Sitaram Yechury, the general secretary of CPI(M), today pointed out that terms like ‘trust’ and ‘development’ that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi used in the context of Kashmir are meaningless unless they are backed by concrete actions.
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said that the All Party Delegation (APD) that visited Kashmir this week failed to achieve anything.
The Congress party today slammed the Kashmiri separatist conglomerate ‘Hurriyat Conference’ for refusing to hold talks with the all-party delegation and said that it is unacceptable to India.
The authorities imposed curfew-like restrictions in the old city areas of Srinagar and some other parts of the Kashmir Valley on Tuesday as the toll in ongoing unrest rose to 75, officials said. Musaib Majeed,
Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad on Monday hit out at the separatists, saying they should not choose to meet only the Pakistan High Commissioner.
Attempts made by a breakaway section of all-party parliamentary delegation to reach out to Kashmiri separatist leaders was met with a cold response as the later either refused to meet the delegation or hold peace
Expert panel has suggested chilli-filled grenades and 'stun lac shells' as alternatives to pellet guns
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday said that youth have been pushed towards stone-pelting due to our collective mistakes.
As all efforts of the Centre and Jammu and Kashmir government to bring normalcy in the Valley so far have gone to vain, the government is mulling bringing separatists back to the talking table.
The Jammu and Kashmir government today lifted curfew from South Kashmir’s Anantnag town although the restriction on assembly of people would remain in force.
As the Kashmir Valley remained on the boil with one more civilian getting killed in firing by security forces, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti will fly to New Delhi for a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra
Taking a toll on the economy of Kashmir, the unending unrest incurred a whopping Rs 6,400 crore loss to the valley. With businesses being badly hit and separatist-sponsored strikes in most parts for the past
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on Thursday lost her cool during a press conference she was addressing jointly with Home Minister Rajnath Singh when journalists grilled her on her role in dealing with
Muzaffar Hussain Baig, senior PDP leader and former deputy chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, has warned that the ongoing unrest in Kashmir is fast turning into ‘religious extremism’ which is being driven by a
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today visited Kashmir for the second time in a month and held talks with political leaders after reviewing the security situation on the ground.
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