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Attacks on unarmed cops: India grapples with a new challenge in Kashmir

Meanwhile, an ‘indescribable silence’ underpins the anxiety and tension that exists below the surface in the troubled region.

Workers from India's ruling party targeted in spate of killings in Kashmir

The Indian government's revocation of Jammu and Kashmir's autonomous status has led to a string of assassinations of BJP workers in India-administered Kashmir.

In pictures: How two years without Article 370 has hurt Kashmiri workers

As Kashmir completes its second year of lockdown, the people most affected have been its daily wage workers, who have endured immense mental and financial stress.

The metaphysics of India’s colonial project in Kashmir

The juridical apparatus of the Indian state is built to criminalise Kashmiri resistance and normalise their oppression.

Was India involved in the 2014 Pakistan school attack?

Imran Khan’s national security advisor says Islamabad has concrete evidence showing New Delhi’s link with the attack, one that left 144 children dead.

Perpetual lockdown has led to a mental health epidemic in Kashmir

Kashmiris were already under lockdown for over six months before the pandemic started, and it is now triggering a mental health crisis.

Why India’s internet ban in Kashmir is called ‘digital apartheid’

A Kashmir rights group described the communications blackout imposed by India following last year’s scrapping of the disputed region’s semi-autonomy as “collective punishment” and urged the international community to take action.

Why Pakistan blames Saudi Arabia and the OIC for Kashmir setback

Angered by Indian belligerence, Islamabad wants Muslims countries to do more in highlighting the plight of Kashmiri Muslims. Experts say, however, its own response is lacking.

India's Modi lays foundation for Hindu temple at site of demolished mosque

The site at Ayodhya, and divided Kashmir, are two of the most divisive communal issues facing India in the past 30 years, with PM Narendra Modi attempting to draw a line under both.

How India's annexation spurred global solidarity for Kashmir

India inadvertently managed to internationalise an issue that neither Pakistan nor activists were able to for decades.

One year on: How Kashmiris' worst fears have come true

From demographic change and unemployment to disenfranchisement and violence, things have gone from bad to worse one year after India's annexation of Jammu and Kashmir.

India starts issuing controversial residency certificates in Kashmir

New Delhi distributes 25,000 domicile certificates to outsiders residing in India-administered Kashmir, local media reports, almost a year after the unilateral annexation of the disputed territory.