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Politics
How UAPA Abuse Is Affecting Women's Aspirations in Kashmir
According to estimates, police have booked 2,364 people under UAPA since 2019 and nearly half of them are still languishing in jail inside and outside the Valley.
A Kashmiri Journalist on Life Under Clampdown
Aamir Ali Bhat says in the past seven months, the Centre's dilution of Article 370 has had a telling effect on the lives of thousands of people.
In Photos: The Homes Kashmiri Pandits Left Behind
Hundreds of thousands of Kashmiri Pandits left the Valley in the late 1980s and 1990s.
'Our Careers Are Ruined': Students Panic as Kashmir Board Exam Dates Draw Closer
Most private schools have had to send employees to students' houses to inform them that exam forms have to be submitted soon.
In Photos: Rajasthani Broom Makers Struggle to Make Ends Meet in Kashmir
“Things like education, good job, concrete houses and cars are not meant for people like us."
Security
17-Year-Old Bihar Labourer is Latest Victim of Pellet Guns in Kashmir
Mohammad Shahnawaz Alam moved to Kashmir just a month ago to earn his livelihood, and is now facing the risk of losing complete eyesight.
Besides Blindness, Mental Health Issues Plague Pellet Victims in Kashmir
Students, in particular, developed psychological disorders and were the most affected victims according to a study conducted by the Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences in Kashmir.
Bandipora: Anger on the Streets of Kashmir Over Rape of 3-Year-Old
Widespread protests broke out across the Valley over the rape of the girl in the Sumbal area of the district.
Security
The First Three Months of 2019 in Kashmir Witnessed 162 Killings: Report
Ever since militancy erupted in the late 1980s, this is the first time more security forces personnel lost their lives than militants in Kashmir.
Politics
In Photos: Deserted Poll Booths in Anantnag as South Kashmir Goes to Vote
Security forces and polling staff lamented the low voter turnout.
One Month After Rizwan's Custodial Death, Family's Hope for Justice Is Fading
Enquiry officer says one half of the probe is complete, but the family cites similar cases to say that there is an 80% chance that justice will not be delivered.
Politics
Angry Over Govt's 'Step-Motherly Treatment,' Kashmir's Sikhs to Boycott Polls
"We are the most neglected religious minority in Kashmir," a member of the community said.
Security
Spate of Gruesome Murders Raises Questions About Security in South Kashmir
In south Kashmir last month, where the ECI has decided to conduct polls in three different phases, five persons, including a lady special police officer, were killed by suspected militants.
Muslims and Pandits Work Together to Restore a Temple in Kashmir
This is only the latest event in the tradition of upholding communal harmony in Acchan village of Pulwama.
In Kashmir, a Migrant Pandit Saves Muslim Family From Abject Poverty
On the verge of starvation at the start of last winter, an impoverished family received unexpected help – beyond their wildest hopes.
Security
Owner of Car Used in Pulwama Attack Joins JeM’s 'Fidayeen' Squad
After identifying the vehicle, the NIA raided 17-year-old Sajjad Bhat's house, but found was not present there.
Security
How Stray Explosives Are Endangering Kashmir's Minors
In separate incidents, two pre-teen boys recently lost their lives while playing with stray explosives.
Security
'She Wasn't an Informer,' Says Family of Kashmiri Woman Executed on Video
A video of 22-year-old Ishrat Muneer Bhat being shot twice at point-blank range went viral on social media.
Security
In Kashmir, a Child Gained in a Miracle and Lost to Militancy
A couple in the Valley, who used to regularly visit the Khiram dargah hoping for a child, now visit the grave of their son – killed in an armed encounter last October.
