Page 31 - Kashmir

Chidambaram's Kashmir proposal compromises national security: BJP

Former Home Minister advocated restoring the 'grand bargain' under which Kashmir had acceded to India by granting a large degree of autonomy

Curfew lifted in four districts of Kashmir

Schools were earlier scheduled to open on July 18 but the government had extended the summer vacations till July 25

JuD holds 'anti-India' march from Lahore to Islamabad

Pakistan had on Wednesday observed a "Black Day" to express solidarity with the Kashmiris

Curfew, separatist shutdown enters 14th day in Kashmir

Move implemented to prevent escalation of violence, a senior officer informed; schools reopen in four districts

Uneasy calm in Kashmir Valley, death toll rises to 43

Normal life remained paralysed for the 12th day following the separatist sponsored strike and curfew, which continued in the Valley

Kashmir newspapers to resume from Thursday

The logjam was resolved in a meeting on Wednesday between Mehbooba Mufti and editors of Srinagar-based newspapers

Army orders inquiry into Qazigund firing incident

Army also appealed to the people to maintain peace and refrain from attacking security forces or their vehicles

No ban on newspapers in J&K: Mehbooba to Naidu

Local newspapers failed to hit stands for last three days in curfew-bound Kashmir after the govt's alleged clampdown on media

Curfew remains in force in Kashmir, death toll climbs to 42

Normal life remained paralysed for 11th day today due to separatist sponsored strike, which is extended till July 22

Kashmir would have 'burned' if not for PM Modi: Shiv Sena

After Burhan Wani's death, Kashmir is on boil and about 40 people have been killed so far

Officially imposed curfew and shutdown called by the separatists paralysed normal life in Kashmir for the eleventh day

Separatist leaders continue to remain under house arrest and preventive detention in summer capital Srinagar

Mob attempts to storm army camp in Kashmir

The Editors Guild of India condemned the Jammu and Kashmir government for "unwarranted muzzling" of media in the state

Journalist body protests media 'clampdown' in Kashmir Valley

Local newspapers failed to hit the stands for the second consecutive day on Sunday in curfew-bound Kashmir

Centre rushes 2,000 additional CRPF troops to Kashmir

There is an outbreak of violence in Kashmir following the death of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani

Modi compliments parties for speaking in 'one voice' over Kashmir

He also urged all political parties to keep national interest above any other considerations

Kashmir unrest: Centre rushes 20 additional CRPF troops to Valley

Also, the summer vacations for all schools in the Valley have been extended to July 24

Curfew continues for tenth day in Kashmir

All schools, colleges and universities in the Valley were also shut down

Congress pats security forces in dealing with stone-pelters

JKPCC expressed serious concern over the deteriorating lawand order situation in the Valley resulting into disruption of Amarnath Yatra

1 killed in Kashmir violence, curfew on, newspapers seized

Police official said curfew remained in force in all 10 districts of the Valley as a precautionary measure to maintain law and order

Politicians meet J-K Guv on use of pellet guns on protestors

MLA from south Kashmir's Kulgam said the "gagging media" was unacceptable and it would encourage rumour mongering