The Latest Breaking News from JK

In India, every second foreign correspondent has been summoned by the Narendra Modi government to explain their reportage critical of ministries. Since August 2019, almost no one has been allowed to visit Jammu and Kashmir and report independently there. And journalists who write “negative stories” are given visas valid for…

On Monday morning, Abrar* convinced his friends to come out of their homes – despite continuous snowfall since the night before – to watch a movie in Srinagar’s recently opened cinema hall. That was the lure, his friends said, to bring them to the Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium where Rahul Gandhi was…

Gurmehar Kaur brings you the news from JK, Delhi, Lakshadweep, Australia, and Ukraine.

The Indian government’s abrogation of article 370 of the constitution – ending the special status of Jammu and Kashmir and dividing the state into two separate union territories – in 2019 has set an unexpected chain of events in motion in the Himalayan region of Ladakh.

The reasons behind the record-breaking achievement are the intense efforts by the administration to promote tourism across the Kashmir valley. Read on for details:

According to officials more than 30,000 youth, including more than 12,000 girls, have been provided with direct livelihood means during the year 2021-22.Read on for details:

SSP Budgam Tahir Saleem JKPS held a detailed interaction with a group of 30 DySP probationary trainees of Jharkhand who are presently on Bharat Darshan tour. Read on for details:

The committee will chalk out a strategy to oppose any attempt to manipulate the electoral roll, says spokesperson

The Union Home Minister on Wednesday challenged the NC to reveal report card of 75 years in a public speech

Pulwama attack happened when J&K was under Central rule with their handpicked Satyapal Malik running the State from Raj Bhavan, says Omar Abdullah

Elections will be held in J&K; the Delimitation Commission has ensured that real representatives come to power, he says and tells regional leaders to look at PoK to understand Kashmir’s progress