Kashmir Violence

UN chief Antonio Guterres meets Narendra Modi on sidelines of G7 Summit, urges India and Pakistan to avoid escalation in Kashmir

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged all parties to avoid any sort of escalation in Kashmir during his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in the French town of Biarritz

Opposition delegation sent back from Kashmir: There will be a time for Rahul Gandhi's petty politics, but it isn’t now

The abrogation of Article 370 and the bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union territories has made the situation even more sensitive and volatile than in 2011 when Congress had defended then Omar Abdullah-led J&K govt's decision to prevent a BJP delegation from visiting Kashmir

Pakistan's desperation over Kashmir is evident as it plays Afghanistan card, threatens nuclear war in South Asia

Narendra Modi govt’s proactive move to revoke Jammu and Kashmir’s 'autonomy' and turn it into a Union Territory has put the onus on Pakistan to react, and so far Pakistan has been struggling to come up with a viable response

Think India needs to learn how to crush terrorism in Kashmir from Israel? Think again

Lots of Indians think Israel’s better at killing terrorists. Not so. Between 2009 and 2019, Indian forces killed 1,828 non-state combatants in Kashmir whereas Israeli forces killed 1,254 terrorists in Palestine

Article 370 revoked: Kashmir unlikely to give up autonomy without fight; Modi govt faces long battle ahead

Article 370 revoked: The Government of India may have taken away Kashmir’s autonomy, and changed laws related to purchasing of land and government jobs, but the battle has just begun

Article 370 revoked: Narendra Modi, Amit Shah demonstrate ability to move stealthily, confidently on major policy decisions

On Monday, the Narendra Modi government did not just take away the special status of Jammu and Kashmir by abrogating Article370 but also showed India what a strong full majority government with a strong political will can do

NIA anti-terror raids: Islamic State might be dead abroad, but hate politics is fuelling its resurrection in India

In interrogations by the NIA, half the suspects said communalism — ranging from riots to compulsory yoga practice — led them to join the Islamic State. Barely half of them cited the global Islamist project that underpins the Islamic State

Soldiering — A Life on the Edge: Brigadier PS Gothra's book paints a grim image of Kashmir conflict, daily grind of fighting militancy

In Soldiering: A Life On The Edge, Brigadier PS Gothra talks about the Kashmir conflict through the life and times of a rather ordinary Captain, shorn of glory, but going through the daily grind of fighting militancy in the Valley

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

Jammu and Kashmir constable Javed Ahmad Dar, abducted by militants on Thursday, found dead in Shopian

A Jammu and Kashmir police constable who was abducted by terrorists in south Kashmir's Shopian district on Thursday, was found dead in Shopian's Dangam. Reports said his body was found with bullet injuries on Friday morning.