National Conference

Zubair Sofi
Resignation a “Small Act of Defiance”, Says Shah Faesal
11 Jan 2019
The IAS topper, who quit in protest against “injustice against Kahsmiris”, said he would join a political party only after feedback from the grassroots.
IANS
Shah Faesal, IAS Topper from Kashmir, Quits Over Killings
09 Jan 2019
Buzz in the valley says the young civil servant may join National Conference and fight for Lok Sabha from Baramulla.
IANS
LS Approves President’s Rule in J&K, Oppn Calls it Unconstitutional
28 Dec 2018
"This is not the time for bullet, it is the time for election.”
Newsclick Report
Elected Unopposed as Councillors, Exiled Kashmiri Pandits Demand Accommodation in the Valley
15 Dec 2018
The election of migrant KPs, who are not residents, in the ULB polls which were boycotted by the major parties indicate the farcical nature of the elections.
Sumedha Pal
BJP is Putting Kashmir at Stake for 2019: Urmilesh
24 Nov 2018
In this episode of Hafte Ki Baat, Urmilesh talks about the volatile political situation in Kashmir and rise of violence in the state under the BJP rule.
Zubair Sofi
Political Slugfest Breaks Out in J&K After Assembly Dissolution by Governor
22 Nov 2018
PDP-NC see BJP hand in preventing government formation; BJP accuses both parties of acting on “instructions” from Pakistan.
Sagrika Kissu
J&K Assembly Dissolution: Story of a Fax Machine That Was Not Working
22 Nov 2018
Three days ago, at a book launch in Delhi, the state’s Governor had ruled out dissolution, saying that it would affect ‘civic issues’
Sagrika Kissu
Jammu and Kashmir: PDP, NC, Congress Alliance in the Offing?
21 Nov 2018
In the 87 member assembly, PDP has 28 legislators, NC has 15 and Congress has 12. Together they easily cross the mark needed to form a government which is 44.
Zubair Sofi
J&K Panchayat Polls Begin Amid Complete Shutdown in Valley
17 Nov 2018
‘Disturbing’ video sends shock waves; 3 Civilians abducted.
Zubair Sofi
For Kashmir’s Students, a Hundred Dreams Lie Shattered as Conflict Escalates
25 Oct 2018
With classes suspended and exams delayed, the minds of school and college-going children have been deeply impacted, especially by the recent spurt in killings and violence.