A senior IAS officer from Bihar has become the first prominent “outsider” to secure domicile rights in Jammu and Kashmir, deepening the Valley’s fears about a government plan to alter the region...

Economist Jean Dreze held up a placard at a protest rally here on Wednesday, displaying stats to contest home minister Amit Shah’s claim that Jammu and Kashmir was less developed than the rest of In...

Muzaffar Raina, The Telegraph’s Srinagar-based journalist who covers Jammu and Kashmir, was unable to file any report since Sunday midnight because the regular communication channels were shut down....

In Calcutta, 35A had ceased to be operational long before it happened in Jammu and Kashmir.Here it was a bus route between Beleghata and Howrah. A social media meme is doing the rounds for the last fe...

In the end, it turned out to be much smoother than anyone could ever have anticipated. With meticulous planning and a show of political audacity that left opponents bewildered, the formidable Narendra...

The central government’s silence on recent developments related to Jammu and Kashmir has set North Block abuzz with rumours, from the trifurcation of the state to revocation of Article 35A and delim...

Former chief minister Omar Abdullah said on Friday that Kashmir would not have been part of India had there not been special provisions like Articles 35A and 370 that gives the Valley its unique and s...

It’s a paradox of politics that the world’s largest democracy should rely on a feudal fiat in the grim battle against terrorism. In bombing Balakot so that terrorists can never feel secure even in...

Few in Kashmir had believed it when the administration led by governor Satya Pal Malik said on Sunday that the Centre’s move to rush additional troops to the state was purely an election-related dec...

Back to being state?Couched in the speech was a lolly. If development work - a euphemism for maintaining peace because development will not come without it - happens, Jammu and Kashmir could go back t...