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India shells Pak terror camp, ammo dump to cause heavy damage: Spokesperson

Six Indian security personnel were injured in Sunderbani-Nowshera sector of Rajouri district last week when Pakistan fired at them

Former J&K CM Mehbooba Mufti shifted to her residence, detention continues

The order stated that she was being shifted from a subsidiary jail at Maulana Azad Road to "Fairview Gupkar Road" which is her official residence.

Man in Covid-19 quarantine escapes in J&K's Samba; brought back, booked

Showket Ahmed Malik, a resident of Handwara town in Kupwara district, fled the quarantine centre on Sunday

Govt amends Apr 1 order, reserves all domiciles' jobs in Jammu and Kashmir

In the April 1 notification, the jobs were reserved only upto group 4 in the government

Covid-19: A chance for Modi govt to show its humane side to Kashmiris

The Modi govt should release all political detainees as a pandemic threatens the state and country

337 FIRs registered, 627 arrested for violating coronavirus lockdown in J&K

Singh also urged the people to come forward in disclosing their travel history or if they are in contact with any such persons who have been tested positive for the infection

Shekhar Gupta: Because, tomorrow always comes

There are many scary scenarios about how badly we Indians may be affected or how many killed by COVID-19. But they presume 1.36 billion people will do nothing to influence their fates

Restore internet in J&K, businesses are suffering: Farooq Abdullah tells PM

The NC president said businesses and students have already been hit hard by the shutdown after August 5, 2019 and are again suffering because of these restrictions

International community has understood India's position on CAA, J&K: Govt

The government has briefed the international community on the abrogation of Article 370 provisions in Jammu and Kashmir and the amended citizenship law, and these countries have shown understanding of India's position, Rajya Sabha was informed on Thursday. In a written reply to a question, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said as a result of government's efforts, countries have shown a better understanding that matters related to Jammu & Kashmir are internal to India and that Pakistan-sponsored cross-border terrorism has been posing a grave threat and affecting the lives of Indians. Some countries have also called on Pakistan not to allow its territories to be used for terrorism in any manner, he said. "The government has pro-actively reached out and briefed the members of the international community on the facts relating to Jammu and Kashmir and also shared perspectives and objectives of the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019," Muraleedharan said. Interlocutors .

J&K: All public transport banned in Srinagar after first coronavirus case

Security forces have been deployed in strength in the old city to ensure that the restriction order on movement of people is implemented in letter and spirit, they said.

Govt blocks roads in Kashmir after emergence of first coronavirus case

Several other areas in India have introduced curbs on public assembly as coronavirus cases in the country rose to 166

Govt issues gazette notification for adaptation of 37 central laws in J&K

The new territories of Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh came into being on October 31, 2019

Vaishno Devi Yatra suspended; interstate buses barred in Jammu, Kashmir

The district administration in Udhampur suspended all modes of public transport, while two major parks have been closed till further orders

79 terror incidents in J&K since abrogation of Article 370, 49 neutralised

However, Union Minister of State for Home G Kishan Reddy said, no major terror attack took place in the hinterland of the country between August 5, 2019 and March 10, 2020.

J&K statehood to be restored, no demographic changes, says Amit Shah

Allaying the apprehensions of the delegation on restrictions, Shah said all decisions on relaxations are based on ground realities and not due to any pressure

Singhvi slams Pakistan for raising Kashmir at SAARC video-conference

Senior Congress leader Abhishek Singhvi slammed Pakistan on Sunday for raising the Kashmir issue during the SAARC nations' video-conference on coronavirus, saying the country deserved to be "quarantined" by the global community. Pakistan used the SAARC nations' video-conference on coronavirus on Sunday to raise the Kashmir issue, with the country's State Minister of Health Zafar Mirza calling for an immediate lifting of the "lockdown" there to allow virus containment measures. "Pakistan can't stoop lower than this. During a humongous humanitarian crisis, it sends a junior minister for SAARC meeting of heads of state. Then raises Kashmir issue in the meeting out of nowhere. Pity," Singhvi said in a tweet. The neighbouring country deserved to be "quarantined" by the global community, he added. Congress spokesperson Jaiveer Shergill tweeted, saying, "Pakistan raising Kashmir issue during 'SAARC fights Corona' meeting reflects their 'petty, poor & pathetic' standard of governance ...

Detained leaders to be released 'very soon': Amit Shah to J-K delegation

Emerging after the meeting that lasted nearly two hours, Bukhari told reporters that the release of remaining political leaders was among the topic discussed with the home minister

Four LeT, Hizbul Mujahideen terrorists in killed in Anantnag encounter

The fire was retaliated leading to an encounter in which four terrorists were killed, the spokesman said

J&K parties must unite to bring back detainees outside UT: Farooq Abdullah

"This is a humanitarian demand and I hope others will join me in placing this demand in front of the government of India," he said

Modi meets Apni party, assures J&K's demography will remain unchanged

A 24-member delegation of J&K's Apni Party led by its chief Altaf Bukhari met the Prime Minister at his residence