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Zubair Sofi
J&K: Continued Trend of Violence During Elections
17 Apr 2019
“Kashmiri people were extremely angry. Politicians have to address their pain.”
IANS
One Killed, 30 Injured in Jammu Grenade Attack
07 Mar 2019
The grenade was reportedly rolled under a packed parked bus in the city’s main bus stand which was headed to Uttarakhand, the police said.
Prof Ujjwal K Chowdhury
Say NO to War
28 Feb 2019
Pakistan, as noted by its PM, Imran Khan, is itself a victim of terrorism.
Gautam Navlakha
India-Pakistan: Revenge, Response and Retaliation
27 Feb 2019
If Indian aerial raid was to make Pakistan suffer, in popular Indian perception, Pakistan’s prompt response has neutralised this.
Gautam Navlakha
The Kashmir Question: A ‘Made in India’ Problem
22 Feb 2019
India, tragically, lost the plot when post-1992, the annual Home Ministry report began spinning a narrative of Pakistan-is-the-main-reason for everything going wrong in J&K.
Sagrika Kissu
Pulwama Attack: Nearly 12 Injured as Clash Erupts in Jammu City
15 Feb 2019
Over 80 vehicles were vandalised and 8 more torched in the city’s Gujjar Nagar area, following a procession by members of Bajrang Dal, Shiv Sena and VHP protesting against yesterday’s attack on CRPF…
Basharat Shameem
BJP’s Unabated Maltreatment of Kashmir
13 Feb 2019
The security situation in the state has deteriorated totally, as seen by the increasing number of killings of militants, civilians and security personnel happening these days.
Zubair Sofi
Photojournalists Injured With Pellets While Covering Clashes in Kashmir
23 Jan 2019
Soon after the incident, Reporters Without Borders called upon the authorities from India to conduct a full probe into the firing of pellets on journalists.
Zubair Sofi
Ahead of Republic Day, 3 Grenade Attacks Within 20 Hours in Kashmir
18 Jan 2019
On Friday, a grenade attack damaged shops in Srinagar’s Lal Chowk
Sagrika Kissu
Revival of Insurgency in Doda?
16 Jan 2019
Even though the region had been officially declared militancy-free in 2011, recent incidents of two youth joining militant ranks are being seen as the initial rumblings of an impending doom.