Jammu: Militant outfit Lasker-e-Toiba (LeT) plans to trigger blasts using trained women terrorists who will intermingle with protesters to carry out attacks as part of a strategy to intensify violence in Kashmir Valley, according to
Srinagar, Sept 24: Barring parts of Sopore town, curfew remained in force in all major towns of Kashmir Valley for the 13th day today. Curfew was relaxed for three hours in parts of north Kashmir's
Srinagar, Sep 22: For the second time in as many days, authorities on Wednesday announced relaxation in curfew in parts of Srinagar, Ganderbal and Pulwama districts even as the toll in the ongoing agitation rose
United Nations, Sep 22 : UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called for an immediate end to violence in Kashmir and appealed for restraint by all parties, his spokesperson said today. "The Secretary-General regrets the latest
New Delhi, Sep 20 :The email purportedly sent by outlawed Indian Mujahideen owning up the attacks outside Jama Masjid and threatening more strikes ahead of Commonwealth Games has been traced to Mumbai, police said on
Srinagar: Curfew was on Tuesday extended to all major towns of the Kashmir Valley as a precautionary measure after violent clashes left 17 people dead and over 70 injured, official sources said here. The sources
Srinagar: In a sudden flare-up of violence in Kashmir today, 17 people, including a policeman, were killed and over 70 injured with mobs torching several government properties and a school, some of the trouble triggered
Ahmedabad: Taking a swipe at Union Home Minister P Chidambaram for his 'saffron terror' comment, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi asked him to describe the "colour of terrorism in the Kashmir valley". "Now, even terrorism
Srinagar: Sikhs in the Kashmir Valley have received anonymous letters from Islamic militants asking them to either embrace Islam and join the protests against civilian killings or pack up and leave the Valley. The 60,000-strong
Srinagar: Curfew was on Sunday lifted from the entire Kashmir Valley following improvement in the situation after days of violence that saw street protests and police firing. Relative calm prevailed in the city and other
Srinagar : A fresh wave of protests in Kashmir Valley on Monday claimed seven lives and left 250 injured as police opened fire to disperse rampaging mobs who indulged in stone-pelting, attacked government buildings and
Srinagar- Two civilians were killed on Saturday and 40 people, including 30 policemen, as widespread clashes between protesters and security forces erupted in the Kashmir Valley today as indefinited curfew was imposed on major towns
Srinagar, Fresh violence on Friday erupted in the Kashmir Valley after days of relative calm with security forces opening fire to quell stone-pelting protesters who clashed with them at several places, leaving two persons dead
Curfew was lifted in the entire Kashmir Valley on Sunday after six days with improvement in the situation even as the ruling coalition-National Conference and the Congress rallied behind beleaguered Chief Minister Omar Abdullah by
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