The NGO Foundation for Media Professionals has moved the Supreme Court seeking contempt proceedings against officials of the Centre and the Jammu and Kashmir administration alleging “willful failure...

Sir — The article, “Occupational hazard” (Aug 19), reminded me of George Orwell’s concept of ‘doublethink’. For Orwell, political vocabulary often harbours a contradictory tone. Facts are ...

For a fortnight, Jammu and Kashmir’s face for the media has been projecting the government’s “all is well” narrative with relative ease. A flurry of questions on Tuesday challenging the offici...

The Jammu and Kashmir police on Thursday defended filing of cases against three journalists in the Valley saying two of them have been booked for making seditious and incendiary comments on social med...

If nature abhors a vacuum, so does journalism.The Lancet, an international medical journal, has referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “prosperity” justification for the changes in Jammu and...

Officials re-imposed restrictions on movements in large parts of Srinagar on Sunday after overnight clashes between residents and police injured dozens of people, two senior officials and eyewitnesses...

Villages like Shaar, Khrew and Mandankpal in south Kashmir provide a clue why the Valley has not exploded as it did during past agitations.Like much of the countryside elsewhere, they faced a brutal c...

A group of former defence officers and bureaucrats have moved the Supreme Court challenging the presidential orders and the abrogation of key provisions of Article 370, which gave the special status t...

A group of former defence officers and bureaucrats have moved the Supreme Court challenging the presidential orders and the abrogation of the provisions of Article 370, which gave special status to Ja...

The administration on Saturday partially restored landline connectivity and eased the restrictions on movement in 35 police station areas in the Valley, where pro-azadi mobs made their first serious a...