Hafiz Sayeed

NIA files chargesheet in Kashmir terror funding case: Shrinking influence of separatists opens up opportunity for dialogue

An opportunity has presented itself which can open the doors of dialogue with Kashmir. But New Delhi must not misread the deceptive calm in the Valley.

Pervez Musharraf's remark on Hafiz Saeed endorses terrorism as Pakistan's State policy, says Rajyavardhan Rathore

Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has openly endorsed terrorism as state policy with his remarks on Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hafiz Sayeed

Pakistan-occupied Kashmir is root cause of all problems, India must reclaim it: Baba Ramdev

Yoga guru Baba Ramdev on Saturday said that India should immediately reclaim Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as it was the root cause of all the problems emanating from Pakistan.

Assembly Elections 2017: Wins secured, it's time for kingmaker Modi to direct attention towards Pakistan

Modi has blown hot and cold on Pakistan, but since the Uri attacks, India had relentlessly tried to isolate Pakistan diplomatically.

Ramjas rampage and the politics of fear: Time to alter the precedent through democratic mobilisation and solidarity

On 21 February, members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) – by attacking students and teachers at a panel discussion in Delhi University’s Ramjas College – brazenly crossed that red line and perpetrated an act of terror – sheer, untainted, textbook terror.

Modi and Pakistan: Rhetorics, postures are all fine but India still lacks a proper answer

The entire rigmarole of retaliation the Modi government has gone through since Uri creates the impression that cross-border terrorism is a new challenge for India

After Uri terror attack, India raises Pakistan-sponsored terrorism and human rights violations at UN

India called upon the UN Human Rights Council to ask Pakistan to vacate the illegal occupation of Jammu and Kashmir while asking Pakistan to stop supporting terrorism in India

Rajnath Singh talks tough in Pakistan, tells Islamabad to steer clear of Kashmir, Wani

The way Singh's speech was completely censored, clearly indicate that the Pakistani authorities anticipated that he would talk tough and thus it was important for them that their domestic audience and the world didn't hear it.

Pakistan, China, and Kashmir unrest: Three potent threats to India’s stability

China, Pakistan and youth anger in Kashmir, the three kinds of forces that are inimical to India’s stability, have gained momentum since 2008.

Wide angle: Why it's wrong to view young Kashmiris through Pakistani prism

There is no doubting young Wani’s popularity, but it is a strategic blunder to view that popularity only through the prism of Pakistan.