Even as National Conference and Congress keep mum and BJP seeks new leadership, Kargil residents are not willing to accept Leh as Ladakh's face while Jammu revolts too

As security forces loom large, houses on Gupkar Road have turned into high profile 'jails' as the Centre keeps close tab on top politicians in J&K

Governor stirs a hornet’s nest over J&K Bank, leading to protests and then a step back

A regular column on the essential buzz

A regular column on the essential buzz

With the PDP silent on its ‘self-rule’ agenda, NC’s Farooq Abdullah goes all out for autonomy in J&K

'Kashmir struggle is neither communal nor Isl­amist,' says Dr Farooq Abdullah who was recently elected to the Lok Sabha in a byelection from Srinagar where only seven per cent votes were cast...

Jamaat-e-Islami is no longer anathema for the NC. Why are the Abdullahs wooing a faith-based outfit?

The first polls after the 2016 unrest carry the burden of proving that the ‘mainstream’ hasn’t lost totally

For not losing any of his boyish spunk, or the devil-may-care mien.

Former Jammu & Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah on the growing sense of anxiety among minorities.

Can the BJP do the impossible in the J&K elections, will inner contradictions do it in?

Finally the Indian female personal secretary has made it to the front page, all thanks to Farooq Abdullah

A ‘fixer’ dies in custody, but a govt quickly regains balance

An MPs delegation to the Valley senses the anger roiling there

Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah has a challenge on his hands in the wake of the spate of skirmishes along the border and infiltration by militants from Pakistan. Excerpts from an interview:

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah faces considerable flak over the recent killing of seven Kashmiri Pandits in the Valley. And the blast in Jammu, which killed 17 people, has raised questions about the law and order situation in the st

And British business harkens—partly hopeful, partly sceptical