Add The Wire As Your Trusted Source
HomePoliticsEconomyWorldSecurityLawScienceSocietyCultureEditors-PickVideo
Advertisement
Video

Central Hall | After Article 370: Is It True That No One Can Raise Their Voice in J&K?

Former chief minister of the former state of J& Omar Abdullah and former chief of army staff Gen Deepak Kapoor discuss the UT’s many facets with Kapil Sibal.
Kapil Sibal
Aug 19 2024
  • whatsapp
  • fb
  • twitter
Former chief minister of the former state of J& Omar Abdullah and former chief of army staff Gen Deepak Kapoor discuss the UT’s many facets with Kapil Sibal.
Advertisement

Five years on, after the reading by down of Article 370, what is life like in Jammu & Kashmir? Is it a better, safer place, more ‘integrated’ with India? Former chief minister of the former state of J&K, National Conference’s Omar Abdullah and former chief of army staff, Gen Deepak Kapoor discuss the UT’s many facets with Kapil Sibal.

Advertisement

 

Advertisement
This article went live on August nineteenth, two thousand twenty four, at twenty-nine minutes past four in the afternoon.

The Wire is now on WhatsApp. Follow our channel for sharp analysis and opinions on the latest developments.

Advertisement
Make a contribution to Independent Journalism
Trending Articles
'We Will Ensure It Is Swiftly Dismantled': Keshav Prasad Maurya Warns Against Mosque Named After Babar
The Indian Army's Visible Adherence to the Majority Religion Can No Longer Be Ignored
When A State Banquet Shrinks the State
BJP Collected ‘Party Funds’ in the Name of Government Schemes, Finds RTI
'Aadhaar Shouldn't Be Replicated in Other Countries': 200 Citizens, 50 Organisations Write
Vande Mataram: Modi Turns to Nehru Again, Oppn Says BJP Diverting Attention, Eying Bengal Polls 
Gujarat HC Calls Out Years of Section 144 Misuse in Petition Filed by Anti-CAA Protesters
Amit Shah is ‘Chanakya’, He Would ‘Tell Even Modi What is to be Done’: UP Governor Anandiben Patel
Trump Administration’s New NSS Downplays India's Leadership Role Compared to Past Decade
‘Dhurandhar’: Aditya Dhar’s Spy Saga Is as Subtle as a Troll

Related Articles
by Pavan Korada "
Does 'One Nation, One Election' Threaten the Federal Structure of the Indian Republic?
by Yijing Li "
Premier League Football Matches Can Be Crime Hotspots – But Community Sports Centres Have the Opposite Effect
by The Wire Staff "
CBI Lodges Case Against, Searches Home of Anil Ambani's Son Jai Anmol In Bank Fraud Case
by Satheesh Lakshmanan "
INDIA Alliance Members Seek Removal of Justice G.R. Swaminathan After Madurai Hill Lamp Row
by The Wire Staff "
PSBs Wrote-Off Rs 6.15 Lakh Crore in Loans in Five-and-a-Half Years: Govt Tells Lok Sabha
Advertisement
View in Desktop Mode