The Latest Breaking News from Kashmir

Journalists in Indian-controlled Kashmir have long contended with threats and found themselves caught between the authorities and rebels

The meat-heavy wazwan isn’t all there is to the Valley’s culinary heritage

To denounce the shutdown of the Kashmir Press Club, 10 journalist associations in the Valley have joined hands to form the ‘Kashmir Media Coalition’, the Kashmir Reader reported. In a meeting attended by journalists from Kashmir, including Altaf Hussain, Nazir Masoodi and Mufti Islah, the coalition condemned the “takeover” and…

Press Club of India asks L-G ‘to restore the land and registration’

The Kashmir Press Club, which has been shut down, provided a sense of security to journalists

The Kashmir Press Club is dead, killed in its infancy. The dramatic events around this have drawn our attention, yet again, to the dire state of media freedom in Kashmir.

The request by a London-based law firm made under the principle of ‘universal jurisdiction’ for crimes against humanity.

In a Himalayan village in the Indian-controlled part of Kashmir young health worker Masrat Farid packed her bag with vaccines on a frigid morning in January as strong winds swept snow through the air.

A London law firm has filed an application with British police Tuesday seeking the arrest of India’s army chief and a senior Indian government official over their alleged roles in war crimes in disputed Kashmir

Sajad Gul booked under the Public Safety Act, which allows the detention of an individual without trial for six months.

On Saturday, days after the process to elect a new council for the Kashmir Press Club was set in motion, the largest association of journalists in the valley witnessed a significant event.