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Kashmir Sees A Revival of Cinema: After 33 Long Years, Cinema Halls Return  After a hiatus of 33 years, cinema has made a comeback in...

Amidst the bustling atmosphere of the G20 summit, the enduring allure of Kashmir continued to captivate participants and observers alike. International delegates, amidst their...

On Monday and Tuesday, there were encounters in the Kariri area of ​​Baramulla, in which 3 terrorists were killed. This is the third consecutive day...

A curfew was imposed across the valley on Tuesday as authorities apprehended violent protests in view of plans by separatists and Pakistan-sponsored groups to...

Fresh snowfall in high altitude areas and rains in plains led to suspension of traffic on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway on Tuesday, leaving over 1500 vehicles stranded, officials said.

New Delhi: Programs aimed at counter-radicalisation of youth should be started for saving them while there is still time, said Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Bipin Rawat, on Thursday.

The Government has initiated to restore internet connections, but only after the companies sign a bond which says the use of internet connectivity, will only be for ‘business purposes’. Furthermore, the condition that is attached to the restoration of the internet asks ‘sharing all the content and infrastructure’. This is for all content and infrastructure related to the internet as and when required by the said security agencies. Therefore, the restoration comes at the cost of a bond between the providing companies and the state administration.

On November 12, 2019, the internet shutdown in Kashmir completed a full 100 days. There is news spurring from the valley that the journalists are out in protest, demonstrating against the internet clampdown which has severely affected their work. The views coming from the valley show the valley-based journalists holding placards at the Press Club in Srinagar. It is reported that the protesting journalists include employees of different organizations of both local and national news agencies.

The diplomacy of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs stands at a new frontier. At present, the Ministry of External Affairs is sweating in dealing with the propaganda going on internationally. The New York Times to international media fraternity has been running an anti-Muslim campaign in India.

The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered a final hearing on December 10 in the matter of abolition of special status of Jammu and Kashmir. Justice NV Ramanna said, "The central government should file an affidavit by November 22 to present its side in this case." The court directed the lawyers related to the case to collect all the facts and documents, as well as finalize the date of hearing.