“We all have the same story here. After my family abandoned me, it was these people who adopted me and looked after me for all these years."

New policy and policing methods combined with various prohibitive action has made journalism a particularly difficult profession to have in Kashmir.

A photograph of the 3-year-old sitting atop the dead man was taken, apparently while the encounter had not ended. But while BJP leaders used the image to score political points against the opposition, the picture remains murky.

Syed Ali Shah Geelani's resignation from the APHC was reportedly 'long overdue'. Yet there are few who can take his position now.

The Mohalla Committee, which organised the drive in the absence of government help, has stopped it as they now have enough money.

Srinagar's senior superintendent of police denied the allegations levelled against the government forces by the residents.

The family said they will soon take a call on whether to challenge Faesal's detention under the PSA.

Ronga, the former president of the Kashmir bar association, has been released after more than five months in detention for speaking up against the scrapping of Article 370.

The tourists became emotional after connecting with their families through the internet after five days in the Valley and cancellation of flights due to snow.

The country's prime minister accused India of 'invading and occupying' Kashmir after the Centre's August 5 moves.

USB ports have to be disabled and all uploaded content must be shared with security agencies if they ask for it.

Change of names for many Srinagar streets is also in the pipeline.

In an exclusive interview to 'The Wire', Safia Abdullah Khan recounts the late night slapping of charges on Farooq and how the family is processing the shock.