Kashmir Crisis

Kaafir review: Mature, relevant storytelling allows Dia Mirza's Zee5 Original to make a bold statement

Prominently placed amidst the saddening Indo-Pak socio-political scenario, the narrative of Kaafir is not only beautiful, but also relevant.

Death of 9 security personnel in 5 days in Kashmir alarm officials as militants 'hit back' against counter-insurgency ops

Expressing concern over the increase in the number of security personnel killed in Kashmir, a senior police officer said that rise in attacks shows that militants in the Valley have started hitting back against counter-insurgency ops

'Like LTTE, you will achieve nothing', J&K governor tells militants, stresses on need to address alienation of young Kashmiris

Ahead of the Jammu and Kashmir municipal polls, Governor Satya Pal Malik said that there are around 225 militants active in the state, and that "they must realise their efforts will achieve nothing"

Kulgam killing: Story of love, loss and despair unfolds in Kashmir's Hawoora village even as army defends shooting

Though the Indian Army has defended Saturday's shooting in which three civillians were killed, a different story of loss and grief is unfolding in Kulgam's Hawoora village

Hizbul commander Riyaaz Naikoo's aide Showkat Ahmad Lone arrested in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam

An overground worker of Hizbul Mujahideen outfit was on Thursday arrested in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district

Anupam Kher wades into Kashmir debate again, says issue can be resolved by scrapping Article 370

Actor Anupam Kher Monday said the Kashmir problem can be solved by scrapping Article 370 of the Indian Constitution

Kashmir unrest: India must seek ways to pacify youth; Pakistan-stoked anger gives China strategic edge

The sobering fact about India-US armament deal is that the threat of conflict that lurks around India's borders whether it's from Pakistan or China, could be far closer than the prospect of those armaments becoming operational

Lashkar-e-Taiba suffers major setback in Kashmir's Pulwama district as police gun down three militants

Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) suffered another major blow in south Kashmir's Pulwama district with security forces killing three militants (five in 24 hours) from the outfit in an encounter that lasted six hours

India tells Pakistan to stop acting as 'epicentre' of terrorism, raking up Kashmir issue

Pakistan’s "blatant" abuse of human rights in Balochistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, including the persecution of minorities, is creating a "cauldron of tumult" in the entire region, India told the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) on Thursday

Three years of Narendra Modi govt: Terrorism claimed more lives in Jammu and Kashmir under BJP rule

There have been 42 percent more terrorism-related deaths in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) since the Narendra Modi-led BJP came to power in May 2014, compared with the last three years of the second term of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA-II).