The Latest Breaking News from Kashmir

In 1947, the United Kingdom was exhausted. World War II had ravaged its military and economy, and anti-colonial movements had begun to challenge empires. Within the Indian subcontinent, the U.K. faced two powerful, seemingly irreconcilable nationalist movements: one calling for the creation of Pakistan, a homeland for the Muslims of…

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The Union government and the Jammu and Kashmir administration have pulled out all the stops to ensure the smooth conduct of the 43-day annual pilgrimage after a COVID-19 hiatus. Devotees are keen on visiting Lord Shiva’s abode in search of salvation despite the threat of flash floods

BJP and the district administration are undertaking several initiatives to encourage locals to unfurl the Tricolour on the occasion of 75th Independence Day

Bench says a religious or linguistic community which is a minority in a particular State can claim protection and right to run own educational institutions under Articles 29 and 30

At least 16 people have died in the flash floods triggered by a cloudburst near the cave shrine in the south Kashmir Himalayas last Friday

While sniffer dogs, hand-held thermal imagers and other sophisticated devices are used to check for any sign of life under mounds of debris, the Army has pressed heavy machinery into service in order to restore the route to the cave shrine at the earliest

Over 60,000 pilgrims have trekked to the Amarnath temple till disaster struck on July 8

At least 16 people have been killed after sudden rains triggered flash floods during an annual Hindu pilgrimage to the cave shrine of Amarnath in Indian Kashmir, a government official said on Saturday.