Rifat Fareed

The In­di­an PM an­nounces in­vest­ments as he at­tends the first pub­lic event since 2019 strip­ping of Kash­mir’s au­ton­o­my.

De­spite lack of fund­ing and in­fra­struc­ture at home, Arif Khan par­tic­i­pat­ed in the Bei­jing Win­ter Olympics.

Rights groups say the de­por­ta­tion of Ro­hingya to Myan­mar is a ‘cru­el dis­re­gard for hu­man life and in­ter­na­tion­al law’.

Eigh­teen-year-old Rafiya Nazir be­comes the lat­est civil­ian ca­su­al­ty of decades-old con­flict in the dis­put­ed re­gion.

Sa­jad Gul booked un­der the Pub­lic Safe­ty Act, which al­lows the de­ten­tion of an in­di­vid­ual with­out tri­al for six months.

Jour­nal­ists take over Kash­mir Press Club as se­cu­ri­ty forces stand by – jour­nal­ists de­cry the ‘dan­ger­ous pre­ced­e­dent’.

Con­tro­ver­sial pro­pos­al to in­crease as­sem­bly seats in Jam­mu caus­es anger among Mus­lims, who form ma­jor­i­ty in the re­gion.

Saint Luke’s church in the main city of Sri­na­gar holds prayers for the first time in near­ly 30 years.

Un­prece­dent­ed shut­down ear­li­er this week in the strate­gic Hi­malayan re­gion un­der­scores its de­mand for more au­ton­o­my.

Ac­tivists in dis­put­ed re­gion un­der in­creas­ing pres­sure as New Del­hi’s tar­get­ing of rights groups in­ten­si­fies since 2019.