The Kashmiri youth are now competing with the new age and entering into field of their choice. A Kashmiri youth started his own dance and singing academy.
Peoples Democratic Party president Mehbooba Mufti said that earlier laws were people-friendly but now laws are being imposed against their existence.
India is coming up with a surrender and rehabilitation policy for the youth who want to give up militancy in Jammu and Kashmir.
Hizib Zargar, who hails from Kashmir is helping youth in enhancing professional and personal skills by providing personality development, communication, confidence and grooming sessions to them in the Valley.
Kashmiri youth who did a cameo in film Haider turned militant, shot dead in encounter
Following the incident, commanding officer of the 19 Rashtriya Rifles had visited the family of Shoaib, a video of which had gone viral on social media.
A photograph of Abdi Nazir, who completed B.Tech from a college in Punjab, brandishing a gun is doing the rounds on social media.
News about Mannan Wani joining Hizbul began making rounds after a photo of him, holding what appeared to be an AK assault rifle, appeared on social media on Monday.
The video, which gives a peek into how Kashmiri teenagers are being brainwashed into believing that they are targeting enemies of Islam, was apparently recorded in a house in the Kashmir Valley.
There has been a sharp spike in the number of young Kashmiris joining militant groups this year, with the number crossing 100 for the first time since such data started being collated in 2010.
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on Tuesday made a passionate plea to the young in the Valley to shun guns and stones and also vowed to continue to fight for the state's special Constitutional status
Defying terrorists’ threats and Hurriyat’s bandh call, nearly 1,300 Kashmiri youths appeared in the Army’s common entrance exam on Sunday in the Valley, which has been hit by fresh protests following the killing of Hizbul militant Sabzar Bhat
88 Kashmiri youth have joined militant ranks in the year 2016, most of them after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani, the govt informed the Lok Sabha today.
With volatile situation prevailing in Kashmir, writer Chetan Bhagat recently shared his views through an open letter addressing Kashmiri Youths On Saturday, in an open letter published in Times of India, The 41 year old
Srinagar: Six young boys were detained by police, and handed over to parents, as they were heading to join militant ranks in south Kashmir Shopian district, officials said today.“We have detained six youth following technical
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