The Latest Breaking News from Kashmir

In the past few days, we have witnessed much commentary on social media, TV channels, press columns and even a speech by the prime minister, praising the “truth and art” in a recent Hindi blockbuster, Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri's The Kashmir Files.

The attacks have come at a time when Union Home Minister Amit Shah is visiting Jammu & Kashmir

Vivek Agnihotri once told us facts are not facts. He was onto something.

A fact-finding committee of the Press Council of India has stated that the business of news media has been "severely disrupted" in Jammu and Kashmir and that journalists are "constantly facing pressure both from government agencies and police as well as militants", the New Indian Express reported today.

Lockdown forced urban planner to paint Kashmir of his youth and eventually open the facility

India is puttingthe final touches to the world’s highest rail bridge in Kashmir that was first attempted by the British in 1898. The arched project will dwarf the Eiffel Tower in Paris and a lofty Chinese bridge which now holds the world title.

One person has been killed and more than 20 others injured in Indian-controlled Kashmir when an assailant lobbed a grenade at a busy market in the region's main city

Kashmiri students tell of frightening ordeal in which they hid in bunkers, basements before reaching safety.

Fahad Shah, a prominent journalist from Indian administered Kashmir was arrested in February by police on charges of glorifying terrorism, spreading fake news, and instigating people.