jammu and kashmir

A Kashmiri Geologist On What It Takes For A Woman To Climb Mountains In The Region
"I will continue to climb mountains and study rocks.
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Kashmiri Property Dealers 'Fear The Future' As Land Laws Change
Pain and pragmatism.
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'Doomsday': Kashmiri Villagers Describe Horror Of LoC Shelling
Kashmiris, living near the Line of Control, bear the brunt of the growing hostilities between India and Pakistan.
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Im Burning Inside: Father Of Kashmiri Soldier Killed By Militants Says Army, Police Did Little To Save Him
A Kashmiri father speaks of the agonising search for his son.
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India's Use Of Authoritarian Tactics Against Outspoken Critics, Journalists Needs To Stop: HRW
The organisation slammed the recent NIA raids on activists' homes, NGOs and a newspaper office in Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi, and Bangalore.
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'Crackdown On Human Rights Defenders': NGOs, Journalists, Politicians Slams NIA Raids In Kashmir Valley
Premises of the Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons's chairperson, NGO Athrout and Greater Kashmir Trust were among 10 locations searched by the NIA today.
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'Will Take Back What Was Snatched': Mehbooba Mufti Tweets After Release
She was put under detention on 5 August last year, the day the government announced the abrogation of Article 370.
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Journalist Recounts Assault, Harassment By Kashmir Cyber Police, Says He Fears For His Life
I was awake most of that night, haunted by the physical assault and their abuse, Javeed wrote of his experience.
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Kashmir: Govt Says E-Learning Possible Over 2G, But Students And Teachers Struggle
National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah has slammed the government, asking how the students will study without 4G.
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Journalists Beaten Up In Pulwama: India Tells UN Rights Chief 'Revived Grassroot Democracy' In Jammu-Kashmir
Kamran Yousuf said he sustained leg injuries when he was thrashed by security forces while carrying out his professional duties at Pulwama.
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