Indian authorities have banned 25 books in Kashmir that they say propagate “false narratives” and “secessionism” in the ...

Indian officials say the books promote violence, secessionism. But critics say the move is aimed at silencing scholars.

The Army's Srinagar-based Chinar Corps, in a post on X, paid tributes to the soldiers killed in the encounter and said that ...

Among the 25 banned books is one by Booker Prize winner Arundhati Roy, one of India’s most famous living authors.

Six years after the Narendra Modi government revoked Jammu and Kashmir’s autonomy, its insecurities have deepened.

Two soldiers have been killed, while four others were injured in the encounter, which began on August 1 after security forces launched a search operation in a forest area at Akhal ...

The government order accuses the writers of propagating “false narratives” about Kashmir. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Hundreds of people have rallied in Pakistan-administered Kashmir to mark the sixth anniversary of India’s revocation of the ...

India’s home minister Amit Shah said the three men were Pakistani nationals and were killed in a joint operation by the ...

India's top court will hear a plea for the restoration of Kashmir's federal statehood later this week, court officials said ...

Indian media reports claim the men were linked to the April 22 Pahalgam attack, but there is no official confirmation.

India's home minister says three suspected militants killed in a gunfight in Kashmir were responsible for a massacre earlier ...