Union minister Jitendra Singh had said two months ago that Rohingya Muslims in Jammu and Kashmir wouldn't be able to secure citizenship by 'any means'.

People that The Wire spoke to said that the quarantine centre in Dbuj not only lacked basic facilities but is also facing an acute shortage of food.

At the moment, the police is probing the matter like a property dispute.

Several neighbourhoods are refusing to buy milk from the community and alleging that they are carriers of COVID-19, though there has been no positive case.

The Centre has said it has not received "authentic claims" from the state.

The chief patron of the party led by Mehbooba Mufti, who is still under house arrest, talks about the scrapping of Article 370, New Delhi downgrading J&K to a Union Territory from a state and politics in Kashmir.

The government order mentions that the process of whitelisting would be continuous, but not the parameters for judging whether a website should be white-listed.

While maybe not a traditional social media application, the app allows video and voice calling, apart from group conversations.

Those at the helm have been directed to hand over records and files to the departments servicing these commissions.

Several publications, journalists and news organisations have been affected as a result.

Several publications, journalists and news organisations have been affected as a result.

Lawyers are protesting the government’s decision to divest powers of registration of immovable property in Jammu and Kashmir from the judiciary and transfer it to the revenue department.

With more tourists – as many as six times – heading to religious hotspots instead of the Valley, Kashmir being a sought-out tourist destination internationally is a myth.

For most armed forces and paramilitary jawans, the suspension of mobile phone services has been an opportunity to recognise and live through the challenges faced by J&K residents.

Getting news on Kashmir, in Kashmir, has become so difficult that editors have no choice but to lead with news of the world instead.

Under the Ranbir Penal Code, Jammu and Kashmir used to have the strictest laws governing cattle slaughter and the possession of beef. 

Brought into the state to work as sweepers, the community has for over 60 years been denied basic educational, work, voting and residential rights owing to Article 35A.

The ABVP in-charge of the Central University of Jammu, however, claimed that a clash over "personal issues" was being portrayed as one due to ideological differences.

The commission's premises in Srinagar and Jammu are central and easily accessible to vulnerable women. The State Law Commission, which is taking them over, is not a public dealing office.

Conduct rules in the state call both the RSS and Jamaat-e-Islami “anti-secular and communal organisations”, and bar government employees from membership.