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Two academics, two officials sacked in India-administered Kashmir

A government statement says activities of the sacked persons "had come to the adverse notice of law enforcement and intelligence agencies..."

Several dead in what Indian army says was a rebel attack in Kashmir

At least three Indian soldiers and two suspected rebels were killed after they stormed a military camp in disputed Kashmir, officials say.

Modi touts development plans in first public Kashmir event since crackdown

Indian PM Narendra Modi announces new development projects for India-administered Kashmir in bid to strengthen New Delhi's rule in the annexed Muslim-majority region.

Separatists, soldier killed in disputed Kashmir ahead of Modi's visit

Two suspected separatists and a paramilitary officer were killed in a gunfight on the outskirts of the southern Jammu city, while government forces killed another four in Malwah, a village northwest of Srinagar city.

Peace will elude South Asia without a just solution to the Kashmir dispute

India needs to reverse its repeal of Kashmir’s special status and create conditions for a result-oriented dialogue with Pakistan and the legitimate representatives of the Kashmiri people.

India police 'warn' Kashmir traders against annexation anniversary strike

Police in India-administered Kashmir allegedly threaten businesses of consequences if they observe a strike called by a top pro-freedom leader on August 5, the second anniversary of India's annexation of Muslim-majority region.

Top Pakistan, Saudi diplomats discuss ways to ease Covid curbs, Afghanistan

Saudi FM Prince Faisal bin Farhan al Saud meets Pakistani counterpart Shah Mehmood Qureshi in Islamabad for talks on a range of issues including Covid-19 travel restrictions, conflicts in Kashmir, Palestine, Yemen and Afghanistan.

India suspects drones used to attack base in disputed Kashmir

At least two soldiers wounded in twin blasts at Indian Air Force building in Jammu region of India-administered Kashmir, officials say, adding, if confirmed, use of drones could present a major challenge for troops there.

Muslim bloc OIC reaffirms 'unequivocal' support for Kashmir

The 57-member Organisation of Islamic Cooperation asks India to refrain from altering the demographic structure of India-administered Kashmir that India unilaterally annexed last August, Pakistani foreign office says.

Post-annexation, Kashmir is beyond recognition

With no elected leadership at the helm in disputed Kashmir, New Delhi has unilaterally passed a slew of laws to alter the majority-Muslim demography of the region.

Kashmir brings home a Pulitzer despite India's attempt to muzzle the region

TRT World speaks to the Kashmiri journalists awarded the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography.

‘World prays for coronavirus vaccine, Kashmir demands high-speed internet’

The internet curbs imposed by New Delhi on disputed Kashmir is making it impossible for tens of thousands of people to work from home and combat the coronavirus threat.