The Latest Breaking News from Kashmir

The biggest indicator of warmer winter this year is reflected in early sprouting of flowers in the last week of January, which otherwise starts from the second or third week of February.

Stores owned by multinational firms, including KIA, Hyundai and Pizza Hut, forced to close in Indian state of Gujarat.

Hundreds of Hindu nationalist protesters marched in the Indian state of Gujarat on Saturday, prompting the closure of stores owned by several multinational companies caught up in a furore over social media posts supporting disputed Kashmir.

A new temple for Goddess Sharada will come up in Kashmir and the Sringeri Mutt will offer a panchaloha statue of the goddess for the temple, said a release. The new temple is coming up at Teetwal, on

Rajya Sabha discussed Union Budget; Lok Sabha discussed PMAY-G, Anganwadi workers and private members' business.

The Jammu and Kashmir High Court has directed the J&K administration to “ensure the pensionary benefits” to incarcerated ex-legislator Engineer Sheikh Abdul Rashid, who was arrested by the Nat

India said on Tuesday it had summoned South Korea's ambassador to express displeasure over a social media post by a Pakistani partner of Hyundai Motor over disputed Kashmir that has caused a furore in the country.

Earlier raising the issue, Priyanka Chaturvedi of Shiv Sena said certain companies have been offering support and “posting content on Kashmir solidarity day observed by Pakistan”.

Delhi based lawyer filed a complaint against Hyundai India, KIA India, KFC India and Pizza Hut India and request to Minister of Corporate Affairs (MCA) and Delhi Police to de-register these companies and lodge an FIR against the said companies for the alleged offence of challenging the sovereignty of our…

An Indian court on Monday gave a Kashmir freelance journalist two days to appear before it over a police complaint that he had acted against the public interest by sharing information on social media about a militant attack on a policeman.

Demanding a “stop to criminalisation of journalism”, the DIGIPUB News India Foundation has condemned the arrest of Kashmir Walla founding editor Fahad Shah and journalist Sajad Gul and that the arrests “reflect a wide-ranging government crackdown on journalists and journalism in Kashmir”.