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Feature Muhammad Arshad Khan India under Modi has started killing out of frustration detained Kashmiris as well as labourers to avenge their demand for freedom from Indian bondage. As of today, the troops martyred two youth including one who was languishing in Kot Bhalwal jail, Jammu, since January 13, 2003 …

By Altaf Hussain Wani 74 years down the line the people of the Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir continue to suffer under India’s brutal and belligerent military occupation. Caught in a dangerously conflicting situation Kashmiris have terribly suffered by the India’s barbaric aggression, both in terms of loss of human …

(The Quartz) While sensationalist TV news channels plastered Aryan’s face all over the screen, a government minister’s son who allegedly ploughed into a farmer’s protest, killing eight people, roamed scot-free for a week.

(Time) Although India is often called the world’s largest democracy, U.S.-based nonprofit Freedom House downgraded India from “free” to “partly free” in March 2021, citing a decline in civil liberties since Modi came to power in 2014, including the intimidation of journalists and activists.

Junaid Kathju Srinagar, October 22 (KMS): A picture of a girl, showing all her belongings while being frisked by freshly deployed women personnel of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in the heart of Srinagar city, created ripples on social media. Following the civilian killings in the past two weeks, …

Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai The Kashmir dispute is one of the oldest unresolved international problems in the world which is still pending on the agenda of the UN Security Council since 1948. While the international community has been engaged all along and believes that Kashmir is an internationally disputed territory, …

(The Wire) 'It’s important to ignite the fire sometimes. I am telling you; anyone who comes into your house, street, neighbourhood, village, don’t forgive them,' Swami Parmatmanand said.

(The Kashmiriyat) Amid chaos, non-locals narrate stories of love they received from Kashmiris and they dismiss the narratives created by the mainstream media in India

(Pakistan Today) An encounter shows how military men can get away with murder in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir

(The Wire) In particular, almost the complete northern part of the state will come under BSF, which many perceive as an attempt by the Centre to help BJP gain an upper hand in the sensitive region that has already become a ground for intense political battle.