The Latest Breaking News from Kashmir

Hundreds protest at the region’s main highway over killing of two men who worked as labourers at an Indian army base.

Hundreds of protesters blocked a section of a main highway that runs through the Indian border region of Jammu and Kashmir on Friday over the killing of two men who worked as labourers at an Indian army base, a police official and residents said.

The reasons behind the record-breaking achievement are the intense efforts by the administration to promote tourism across the Kashmir valley. Read on for details:

Authorities in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir demolished the house of top Jaish-e-Mohammad militant Ashiq Nengroo, who is believed to be based in Pakistan. Read on for details:

Journalist Fahad Shah was granted bail in two cases by a National Investigation Agency court on Thursday. The news was tweeted by his lawyer Umair Ronga.

General Asim Munir has taken over at a time when Pakistan is tackling multiple crises.

Asim Munir says army will ‘take the fight back to the enemy’ as he visits Line of Control, de facto border with India.

Pakistan's new army chief on Saturday said the military was ready to defend "every inch of our motherland" if attacked, during a visit to the Line of Control (LoC) that divides the disputed Kashmir region, which is claimed by both Pakistan and neighbouring India.

A dense layer of fog engulfed Srinagar as the temperature dipped to sub-zero here on Saturday. Read on for details:

A row has broken out in India over "The Kashmir Files", a polarising feature that a judge at the International Film Festival of India accused of stoking hatred.

Mukhtar Baba has lived life dangerously. As a young man in the early 1990s, he became a militant who fought for Kashmiri separatism. But he gave up the gun, and as the Kashmiris say, was “mainstreamed”. In the two decades that followed, he had a second life as a journalist…