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Man dies in Srinagar after allegedly hit by police bus
Family Demands Justice After Man Dies in Hit-and-Run Involving Police Vehicle
KT IMPACT: Road Work Revives on 'unfinished road projects' in Bandipora
Bandipora Residents See Hope as Road Work Resumes After Media Spotlight
In the Dark: How Kashmir's Pellet Gun Victims Navigate a World That Forgot Them
Teenagers who lost their sight to the so-called ‘non-lethal weapons’ continue to grapple with shattered dreams and carrying on with their lives, a decade on.
Free Bus Rides for Women Stir Chaos in Srinagar
What began as a promise of empowerment has triggered allegations of bias, harassment, and economic distress, leaving both commuters and drivers in disarray.
From Kitchen to Market: Kashmiri Women Stir Quiet Revolution
In a world where empowerment is often spoken in boardrooms, Kashmiri women are spelling it out, grain by grain, on pavements and bazaars.
Farm Heroines of Kashmir: How Women Are Sowing a New Future
From exotic birds to mushrooms and dairy empires, Kashmiri women like Shaziya, Gulshana, and Tahira are transforming the valley’s agricultural landscape—with gr...
Nomads Enroute Their Summer Alpine Abodes are Stuck Midway
With routes blocked for security reasons after the Pahalgam attack, nomadic tribals are finding it difficult to sustain in crowded spaces where they can’t light...
Profit Blossoms, Legacy Fades: Kashmir’s Apple Revolution Divides Growers
As high-density apple plantations sweep Kashmir’s orchards with promises of higher returns, farmers are torn between modern gains and the slow magic of traditio...
CBI Chargesheet Against Ex-J&K Governor Satyapal Malik
Satyapal Malik Named in CBI Chargesheet Over Kiru Project Corruption
Amidst Increasing Crackdown, Rohingya Refugees in Jammu caught between arbitrary detentions and fears of deportation
Navigating an existential crisis, refugees continue their desperate effort to assert their status as asylum seekers, not illegal migrants.
PUCL Slams Arrest of Academic Ali Khan Mahmudabad
Civil liberties group says arrest over anti-war social media posts is arbitrary, unconstitutional, and reveals state's intolerance for dissenting Muslim voices.
Teen Records, Old Facebook Posts Come to Haunt 90 Detained Under PSA
In a land where ‘nobody remembers that you have reformed, but only your history’, many among those arrested under PSA post-Pahalgam attack were briefly detained...
Unfinished Roads Leave Bandipora Residents Stranded
One and a half years on, 60-80% work on roads project under NABARD still pending, villagers question why they were made to sacrifice their apple orchards for ad...
PM Under Fire On Foreign Minister's Leak Of 'Operation Sindoor' Details
Political Turmoil as Foreign Minister's Leak Sparks National Security Concerns
‘Why Only Us?’: Kashmiri Students at Delhi University Decry Privacy Breach
Fears of profiling after DU seeks Aadhaar and address details in unofficial group; students say move feels unsafe and discriminatory.
LoC Residents Who Fled The Shelling Can’t Go Back, Those Who Did Saw Only Ruins In Place Of Homes
Unexploded shells, devastation and a lingering fear despite the ceasefire hold Uri villagers back. ‘We don’t want to die every day’, they say.
Shells flying over heads, houses razed to the ground; Uri residents carry harrowing memories as they fled
Even as ceasefire is announced, those who fled still grapple with the nightmarish escalation and hope that it lasts.
People in Rajouri, Poonch abandon homes, flee to Valley via Mughal Road
As the displaced heave a sigh of relief after ceasefire announcement, they wonder whether their homes are intact.
Ceasefire Violations Hours After US announces India-Pakistan Agreement
India Denies US Role as Trump Claims Credit for Ceasefire Agreement
ADDC, minor among 3 killed in Pak shelling in Rajouri: Officials
Omar says no words to express sadness, shock over Thappa's death