Opinion

Three decades of a Pakistan-backed Islamist insurrection in the Kashmir Valley made the status quo no longer sustainable in the geopolitics of the subcontinent

Power supply to all hospitals in Kashmir has been restored after heavy snowfall caused massive damage

The insulation provided by Article 370 led to resentment in Ladakh and Jammu as they felt the status quo was gamed to benefit the Kashmir Valley alone.

'The killing of locals and non-locals by the terrorists is ultimately leading to a bad place for them in the hearts of Kashmiris'

J&K would have a legislature and Ladakh would be a territory as well, albeit with no legislative body at all

Govt. decision on Article 370 has removed all obstacles in the path of holistic development of J&K and Ladakh, said Amit Shah

The issue of J&K is complex and international understanding limited. India on its part has adhered to and pursued bilateralism as the core mode of finding peace between the two countries

Some historical parallels are illustrative of how deeply public opinion in Pakistan has internalised a narrative of Indian oppression in Kashmir

The wall of Article 370 was like the “invisible Berlin Wall”, only more tyrannical and diabolical in its impact

Despite Indian PM Modi's repeated friendly gestures, Pakistan refuses to give up its belligerent posturing, says Anurag Gangal, who teaches Political Science at Jammu University

No one could have expected that landmark August 5 decisions on J&K’s special status would be changed without turbulence

If crude nuclear sabre-rattling at UN was not enough, one of Imran Khan’s war mongering ministers threatened to launch missiles at any country siding with India

If crude nuclear sabre-rattling at UN was not enough, one of Imran Khan’s war mongering ministers threatened to launch missiles at any country siding with India

Of the 17,807 content restrictions made by Facebook globally, the highest number — over 31 per cent — of the requests originated from Pakistan between January and July 2019