New Delhi, Sept 28: The race for the interlocutors for Kashmir has begun.

The first draft of the list of names under consideration of the government include the AICC General Secretary, Mr Digvijay S

New York, Sept. 26: Ahead of a possible meeting of their foreign ministers here, India and Pakistan have underlined that despite their differences on issues like Kashmir and terrorism they have no oth

Kashmiri Pandits based in the US, UK and Canada have submitted a memorandum to visiting defence minister A.K.

After remaining shut for 100 days, schools in Kashmir Valley reopened today with students and teachers given a free passage by security forces despite curfew and restrictions in many parts.

Authorities on Saturday lifted curfew from parts of Srinagar city from noon onwards besides easing the restrictions in some other parts of the Valley after the law and order situation by and large rem

New Delhi, Sept. 25: The Centre on Saturday unveiled a series of measures to restore normalcy in strife-torn Kashmir. These would include starting talks, paying compensation to those killed in violenc

A huge cache of arms and ammunition, including 40 hand grenades and 45 kg of explosive material, were seized from a militant hideout in north Kashmir's Baramulla district on Friday.

Barring parts of Sopore town, curfew remained in force in all major towns of Kashmir Valley for the 13th day on Friday.

The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) is meeting here on Friday, two days after the return of an all-party delegation from Jammu and Kashmir.

New Delhi, Sept. 22: The Centre is expected to consider significant reduction of security personnel in civilian areas in Kashmir after the all-party delegation, which returned to the Capital on Wednes