Page 22 - Kashmir

Kashmir remains shut for 103rd consecutive day

However, authorities on Wednesday did not impose any curfew or restrictions anywhere

Chinese flags recovered from terror hideouts; 44 held

Security forces sanitised the area and a number of hideouts were busted during the operation

Normal life remains affected in Kashmir Valley

Shops and business establishments including petrol pumps remained closed in commercial hub of Lal Chowk

Unrest in Kashmir Valley completes 100 days

Authorities also imposed curfew and restrictions on most of these 100 days, throwing normal life out of gear in the Valley

Help crush internal elements inimical to peace: Sat Sharma

In a fervent appeal to people residing in border areas, Sat Shama asked people to remain vigilant and unite to fail Pakistan's designs

Celebrate acts of humanity to make Kashmiri youth feel a sense of pride, says PDP

Waheed-ur-Rehman Para feels that the media has a crucial role to play in correcting the image of Kashmiri youth

Subir Roy: Kashmir needs long-term action

At a time of heightened India-Pakistan tension over Kashmir, the least that needs doing is avoiding obvious errors and strategies that blow up in your face

Normal life remains disrupted in Kashmir

There has been a significant increase in the movement of private and public transport, except buses, in uptown city including in the commercial hub of Lal Chowk

Kashmir shut for 88th consecutive day

Schools, colleges and universities remain closed in the valley for the last 88 days

Uneasy calm prevails on International Border in Jammu

However, all educational institutions in border villages of Jammu, Samba and Kathua will remain closed till further orders

Kashmir shut for 83rd consecutive day

However, there was no curfew anywhere in the Valley, a senior police official said

Curfew clamped in Koimoh town in south Kashmir

Meanwhile, normal life continued to remain affected in the Valley for the 82nd straight day due to the separatist call for shut down

Cross-border trade resumes in Kashmir after 2 months

Although agreed upon by India and Pakistan in 2004, the trade became a reality on October 21, 2008

Neighbourhood watch: Why Pakistan is obsessed with Kashmir

What makes Pakistan 'Ivy League of terrorism' and how a nexus of abject poverty and religious fundamentalism pushes scores of youngsters into militancy? Ahsan Butt attempts a cost-benefit analysis of Kashmir as an issue in Pakistan's relations with India and the world

Kashmir Valley remains curfew-free

Shops, petrol pumps and other business establishments remained closed, while public transport remained off the roads

Kashmir is ours, you'll never get it, Sushma Swaraj tells Pakistan at UNGA

Reiterates Modi's call to isolate Islamabad, tells world community terrorists roam freely on Pak streets

Sushma Swaraj's fiery response to Pakistan: Top 10 quotes

At UNGA, Swaraj gave a stinging response to Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's 'tirade' on Kashmir

25K aspirants turn up to serve as SPOs in Kashmir

Hizbul Mujahideen militant outfit, in the last week of August, had issued a threat, warning the youth against joining police as SPOs

Kashmir's tourism sector cries out for ending prolonged shutdown

The shoutdown in 78th day has resulted in a sharp decline in tourist arrivals, with Pahalgam being the worst hit

Kashmir shut for 78th day

Educational institutions, main markets and other businesses have also remained shut