The Latest Breaking News from Kashmir

Kin of two separatist leaders, late Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani and banned Democratic Freedom Party (DFP) chairman Shabir Shah, have issued public notices through a local daily in Kashmir “disassociating” themselves from the separatist outfits.

The long spell of power outages has added to the pangs of residents of Kashmir valley already worried about mandatory installation of smart meters. With no explanation provided by the authorities overseeing the generation and distribution of electricity, the unprecedented rise in power cuts this year during Ramzan have overwhelmed…

Parts of Kashmir Valley were lashed by light rains while the ski resort of Gulmarg received fresh snowfall during the past 24 hours, officials said. further on Dynamite News:

CPI(M) leader M.Y. Tarigami said he will try to mend the cracks that have emerged among Gupkar Alliance constituents - the National Conference and the PDP - over seat sharing for the Lok Sabha polls in Kashmir.

Residents in Leh and Kargil join forces to demand more power as they fear loss of their tribal identity.

Analysts say India’s 2024 election will need to pass first. But a long history between the Sharifs and Modi offers hope

Development of the Kashmir region may help locals, who have been wounded by conflict, but the restoration of political and democratic rights that have been curtailed since 2019, is also essential

Modi’s development pitch for disputed region leaves Kashmiris asking when political grievances will be addressed.

Thousands of police mobilised for Srinagar rally seen as Modi’s campaign event for elections