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No restrictions on people's movement anywhere in Jammu and Kashmir, says top state official
•Kansal, who was addressing a press conference in Srinagar, said: 'There is practically no restriction on the movement anywhere (in Jammu and Kashmir). Landlines are functional. As far as mobile communication is concerned, there continues to be tremendous provocation from across the border. Therefore, any decision must factor that provocation, too.'
93% of J&K, Ladakh free from prohibitory orders, says top official; over 26,000 landlines functional in Valley
•Talking about law and order in Kashmir, Principal Secretary Rohit Kansal said: "Out of 111 police stations in the Valley, day-time restrictions have fully been lifted from 92 police stations, up from 81 last week. This makes 90 percent of the Valley free from day-time restriction of any kind."
High schools, shops and businesses to re-open today in areas of Kashmir where restrictions have been eased
•Briefing the reporters about the status of schools, Director, School Education (Kashmir) Younis Malik said 3,037 primary schools and 774 middle schools have re-opened across the Valley
Daily Bulletin: SC to hear petitions challenging abrogation of Article 370, Cabinet to consider relaxing some FDI norms; day's top stories
Fp Staff •Daily Bulletin: SC to hear pleas challenging abrogation of Article 370, related issues today; INX media case: SC extends interim protection to P Chidambaram from ED's arrest; day's top stories
'Nothing more anti-national than shutting democratic rights in Kashmir': Priyanka Gandhi lashes out at Centre over situation in region
•Priyanka Gandhi lashed out at the government for clamping down on democratic rights in Kashmir and exhorted people to raise their voices against it.
Restrictions on movement lifted in most areas of Kashmir as no 'untoward incidents' on Friday; mobile, internet services remain suspended
•Officials said people in Kashmir were allowed to move freely on Saturday even as deployment of security forces continued on the ground.