Long lines of pilgrims were witnessed outside the transit camp for the Amarnath yatra in Srinagar, a day before the 38-day pilgrimage was scheduled to begin from Kashmir.
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Tourists have started arriving in Pahalgam for the 38-day Yatra, scheduled to begin from July 3, giving a much-needed boost to the hotel industry
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For this year’s yatra, the deployment of central armed force personnel (CAFP) was higher in number, while the Road Opening Parties (ROPs) have also been deployed at places which earlier remained uncovered.
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Farmers in South Kashmir’s Anantnag have urged authorities to abandon construction of the railway line to Pahalgam, as that this would affect their livelihood.
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The new political platforms hopes to prioritise the demand for restoration of statehood, dignity of people.
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In the video statement, Sehar Shabir said that her father has spent 38 years in prison and is gravely ill, due to which he has been advised to undergo multiple surgeries.
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As India’s appetite for reading diminishes, Bestseller, a prominent bookshop in Srinagar, closes its doors
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The Kashmiri students who were in Iran during the 12-day war heaved a sigh of relief when they reached India
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It's not for the first time that anti-American interventionism has drawn the ire of Kashmiris as a whole.
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Earlier while upholding the decision of Central government to abrogate the Article 370, Supreme Court had directed that the statehood should be restored at the earliest in Jammu and Kashmir.
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