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(The Wire) While local news reports say 800 people were evicted, villagers place the count of affected people at around 20,000.

Dr. Syed Nazir Gilani World Muslim Congress in collaboration with Kashmir Institute of International Relations organised a webinar titled “UN Special Rapporteurs Communications and State Response” on the side-lines of 48th session of UNHRC, Geneva on 21 September 2021. The author was connected from London and was asked to open …

(The Wire) New policy and policing methods combined with various prohibitive action has made journalism a particularly difficult profession to have in Kashmir.

(The Wire) The proposal for opening Reliance Retail stores in Jammu triggered a shutdown call from the Jammu Chamber of Commerce and Industries.

(Greater Kashmir) Medical experts say virus can mutate anytime and if it becomes more virulent then the 3rd wave could be unpredictable.

Syed Inayatullah Andrabi This is not an obituary or a tribute to the late brother, I can’t do that, I am not coming to terms with what has happened, and find it incredibly difficult to deal with the reality. I could only imagine Br Tajammul-ul-Islam a living person full of …

(The Wire) Hundreds of people have developed a viral fever and dengue in western Uttar Pradesh in the last few weeks. The number of cases has risen dramatically, especially in Firozabad, the worst-affected district

(The Wire) In the space of 17 months, more than a hundred dissenters in the state have been charged with various offences. Is the BJP struggling to control its narrative of progress?

(Scroll.in) This is the second part in a series that investigates the BJP government’s claim of improved law and order in Uttar Pradesh.

(Deccan Herald) For UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the “hardcore Hindutva poster boy”, the coming election is a “question of political survival”, and he has made it clear that his weapon to win it is communal polarisation.