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Modi govt abrogates Article 370: Unexpected coup or well-planned strategy?

It would be naïve to assume that the move to abrogate Article 370 came overnight under the cloak of secrecy

Abrogation of Article 370 led to integration of J-K with India: Amit Shah

He also said the Parliament has made Jammu and Kashmir an integral part of India by ending Article 370, under the leadership of Prime Minister

PM Modi urges NRIs to invest in J&K, says India has political stability

Addressing a group of NRI business community in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi, Modi thanked them, saying they have made a vital contribution to India's economic growth

'Isolation' of J&K allowed Kashmiri youths to get radicalised: PM Modi

Defending his government's moves, Modi said it was India's 'internal steps' which was taken in a 'completely democratic, open, transparent and constitutional' manner

Yechury moves SC for production of detained J&K CPM leader Tarigami

Yechury had travelled to Srinagar earlier this month to visit Tarigami but was denied entry

The Right has its myths about Kashmir and it is time we busted them

The 5 dangerous Right nationalist myths on J&K that need to be demolished to win the battle for the hearts and minds of Kashmiris

As Rahul Gandhi-led Oppn group heads to J&K, admin asks them to scrap visit

A delegation of nine opposition parties led by Gandhi will visit Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday to meet the people and party leaders in the region

India Inc grows impatient as economy slows down and Modi seems distracted

Govt pre-ocupied with Kashmir even as India Inc grows impatient as economy dips

Restrictions imposed in Srinagar after separatists call march to UN office

Restrictions were eased in most areas of Kashmir this week, with barricades being lifted and the movement of people and traffic increasing gradually

Ready to open Kartarpur Corridor despite tensions with India: Pakistan

The Kartarpur corridor will connect Darbar Sahib in Pakistan's Kartarpur with Dera Baba Nanak shrine in Gurdaspur district and facilitate visa-free movement of Indian Sikh pilgrims

Will no longer seek talks with India, says Pakistan PM Imran Khan

Stepping up his criticism of India after it revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status early this month, Khan told The New York Times that he fears the threat of a military escalation

Many mediation offers on Kashmir, but progress depends on India: Pakistan

India maintains that Kashmir is a bilateral issue between India and Pakistan and there is no role for a third party

Restrictions eased in most of Kashmir, but mobile, internet still suspended

In view of the improving situation, the movement of people and traffic was slowly increasing in the city and other district headquarters of the Valley, officials said

Normalcy slowly returning to Kashmir as day-time relaxations continue

The government on Tuesday had said normal functioning of large parts of the state was reported with 12 out of the 22 districts functioning normally

BJP plans nationwide campaign on Article 370 move, ropes in prominent faces

The party has started working on organising a 'Jan Jagran Abhiyan' (public awareness campaign) on the matter and will hold indoor meetings at state and district levels across the country

UK PM tells PM Modi Kashmir a bilateral issue, calls for India-Pak dialogue

The telephone conversation came ahead of the G7 meeting in France over the weekend, where the two leaders are scheduled to meet for the first time since Boris Johnson became the UK Prime Minister

Will do best to mediate: Trump to take up Kashmir with PM Modi at G7 Summit

India has made it clear to the US that Kashmir was a bilateral issue between India and Pakistan and there was no role for a third party

Developments in J&K are India's internal matter: US Defence Secy to Rajnath

In a telephonic conversation with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, US Defence Secretary Mark T Esper on Thursday called recent developments in Jammu and Kashmir as internal matters of India and hoped that any issue between New Delhi and Islamabad will be resolved bilaterally. Singh raised the issue of cross-border terrorism and appreciated the US support for India's effort to maintain peace and stability in the region, a defence ministry spokesperson said. He conveyed to Esper that withdrawing special status of Jammu and Kashmir was India's internal matter and that the decisions relating to it were aimed at improving economic growth, enhancing democracy as well as prosperity of the people of the region. "US Secretary of Defence appreciated India's position that the recent developments in Jammu & Kashmir are an internal matter of India. He hoped that any issue between India and Pakistan will be resolved bilaterally," the spokesperson said. The talks between Singh and Esper came a ...

Trump asks Pak PM Imran Khan to 'moderate rhetoric' with India over Kashmir

After his 30-minute conversation with Modi, Trump held a telephonic conversation with Khan, the second in less than a week

Pakistan says will approach International Court of Justice over Kashmir

Prime Minister Imran Khan told a rare joint sitting of Pakistan's Parliament on August 6 that he will raise the Kashmir issue at every forum