Lieutenant governor Girish Chandra Murmu’s first public meeting in Kashmir on Friday saw a few ordinary civilians and more government officials, betraying public apathy towards the government even m...

Mehbooba Mufti first lost her chief minister’s chair, now she is struggling to keep her flock together.Senior leaders are deserting her People’s Democratic Party in quick succession, considerably ...

Nearly four months in jail have left around three dozen members of the once powerful political elite of Kashmir outraged and restless but the fear of being booked under the draconian Public Safety Act...

The Union cabinet on Wednesday extended the tenure of the 15th Finance Commission by a year to October 30, 2020. The term of the commission, which decides on the division of tax and other resources be...

Likening the unending UN Security Council reform process to a Greek tragedy enacted every year, India has asserted that an 'obsolescent' global governance structure cannot be fit for the purpose to ad...

For the second consecutive day on Sunday, a five-member civil society delegation, led by former Union minister Yashwant Sinha, was not allowed to move outside Srinagar by police.'We are not allowed to...

Either the administration had too much faith in the purported ploy of the Mughals to disarm Kashmiris, or the bureaucracy did not mine the rage boiling beneath the comforting pheran.The Jammu and Kash...

Security forces on Monday foiled separatist attempts to march towards the army’s Valley headquarters here by clamping curfew-like restrictions in parts of Kashmir and arresting the leaders who had c...

Families of mainstream Kashmiri politicians who have been in custody for over three months said on Wednesday that the MLA Hostel in Srinagar, where the detainees were moved on Sunday, lacks basic amen...

Murtaza Shibli, a British Kashmiri author and journalist who lives between Srinagar, Lahore and London, reports on the life in incarceration of several politicians in Kashmir since the August 5 clampd...