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WATCH: Pakistani protesters disrupt forum on Kashmir at National Press Club in Washington
A handful of protestors interrupted the Kashmiri activist and disrupted the forum. One protester yelled in response 'Shame on you.' After being heckled by security personnel when asked to leave the room the protestors visibly lost their temper and were seen retorting with abuses
Reducing army footprint in Kashmir: A bold, brave and welcome decision
The government must move ahead and withdraw the army, but do it steadily — stage by stage
How recent killing of Pandits and their migration has affected quality teaching in Kashmir
Kashmiri Pandits have been protesting and demanding relocation from the valley till the security situation improves. Hundreds of employees and their families have shifted to Jammu. This has seriously affected quality education in the Valley
Paper Mache: Kashmir's Shafiya Shafi emerges from depression to give life to this dying art of the valley
Shafiya is promoting her art through social media and has received a heartwarming response from the public
Tales of Glory | Flt Lt RK Kamboj: Dreamer, achiever and air warrior of highest order
After Khabbu started flying the MiG-21 aircraft, he soon became the most dependable and indispensable pilot of any squadron he was posted in
Anger, discontent, sorrow: Kashmiri Pandit's killing sparks huge protest
The recent death of yet another Kashmiri Pandit has enraged people in the Valley who have been protesting against the relocation of Kashmiri Pandits in the wake of targeted killings. The victim, Sunil Kumar was shot dead at an apple orchard in Chotigam village on Tuesday morning
Abrogation of Article 370 was just the first step: Fighting entrenched jihadi mindset in Kashmir is the real battle
Today as we observe the third anniversary of the abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A, we need to commend the Modi government for doing something which seemed impossible till it was done on 5 Augusts 2019
In Kashmir's shrinking space for animals, leopards take turf war to humans
In Kashmir, where there are already problems with daily killings, encounters, and unemployment, the man-animal conflict is causing fresh worries
Tales of Glory | Captain Arvind Vikram Singh: An epitome of courage, fortitude and devotion to duty
For his bravery and display of exceptional valour, Captain Arvind Vikram Singh was conferred the award of Shaurya Chakra, which is the nation’s third highest award for gallantry
Tales of Glory | Captain Dhanwant Sharma: A soldier who lived and died gloriously
Captain Dhanwant Sharma, Sena Medal, sacrificed his life in the service of the nation on 22 June 1994 in a gallant action against terrorists in the Kashmir Valley
Amid tight security, over 200 Kashmiri pandits leave for annual Kheer Bhawani temple 'mela' in valley
The annual Mata Kheer Bhawani mela at the famous Ragnya Devi temple, one of the biggest religious functions of the displaced community, is being observed on 8 June
Why Modi government should create a separate ministry for rehabilitation of Kashmir Pandits in Valley
A strong message should be sent to the jihadi and separatist forces that Kashmir without its Pandits won’t be acceptable any longer
The Kashmir Files: We are finally talking about the genocide of Hindus in Valley, but let’s not just stop at that
The success of ‘The Kashmir Files’ should not make us fall into the ‘politically correct’ mode — to talk about the Kashmiri Hindus, but do nothing to change the status quo
Kashmir: LeT militant killed in encounter in Anantnag; two soldiers injured in Kulgam
Inspector-General of Police Vijay Kumar said that LeT commander Nisar Ahmad Dar resident of Redwani Bala Kulgam has been killed in Sirhama.
In Kashmir, artisans knit Asia's biggest carpet, spark hope for Qaleen tradition
This giant Qaleen might be, what artisans say, a ray of hope for traders to make a presence in the Gulf
How The Kashmir Files has caught our bleeding-heart liberals off guard and their lies exposed
Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri has cast aside the false filters of political correctness and shed the inhibitions of a warped secularism to tell the story directly to the people as it happened
Time to move beyond ‘The Kashmir Files’ and look at sufferings of Hindus next door
Hindus in Bangladesh are facing an existential crisis on a scale very few communities in the world have faced
The Kashmir Files movie review: A remarkable film that brings out gory truth about Hindu genocide in the Valley
Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri has done what India has failed to do for 31 years — to show the real face of Kashmiri Hindu genocide
Kashmiri Pandits, who stayed on despite mass exodus of 90s, feel neglected in their homeland
While migrant Kashmiri Pandits got every kind of relief and jobs, those who dared to stay back in the valley never got registered for such benefits despite belonging to the same minority community
Ashwini Vaishnaw, Sambit Patra share stunning photos of world's highest railway bridge in J&K; see pictures
In the photographs, the Chenab Bridge can be seen arching above the clouds with mountains in the backdrop