News Topic:Kashmir Conflict
Poems
Whispers of the Valley
Heartfelt poem capturing the plight of Kashmiri Pandits, their exile from the Valley, enduring pain, longing for justice, and hope for healing and understanding.
Views
Mirwaiz appeals India-Pakistan to unite Kashmir’s divided families
Chairman of the APHC, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, urged the governments of India and Pakistan to address the issues of families divided due to partition.
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Views
Kashmir’s chief cleric advocates dialogue for conflict resolution
Kashmir’s chief cleric Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on Friday advocated dialogue for the resolution of issues, stating that no issue can be resolved through force.
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Kashmir
55 civilians killed in last 18 months in J&K
55 civilians were killed in J&K since January 2021 by militants, with 35 and 20 among them gunned down in 2021 and till 2nd June of this year, respectively.
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India
India, Pakistan engage in ‘back channel’ talks to break impasse: Report
India and Pakistan have been engaged in "back channel" talks in order to break the stalemate in the relationship between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.
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Young author Aaqib Shaheen debuts with ‘Woh Jo Khawab Hi Raha’
The book 'Woh Jo Khawab Hi Raha' by young and budding author Aaqib Shaheen was on Sunday released during a literary event in Pulwama.
Opinion
13 July 1931 in the light of history
13 July 1931 is an important date in the political history of Kashmir because it had a long-lasting effect on subsequent history of Kashmir.
Poems
کشمیر کا درد
کشمیر کا درد بھی عجیب درد ہے
کہیں زخم گرم ہے تو کہیں سرد ہے۔
یہاں جہلم سے زیادہ آنسوؤں ہیں
یہاں سیلاب میں ڈوبا ہر فرد ہے
Latest news
Man succumbs as gunmen attack Thar vehicle in Jewal Chowk Jammu
A firing incident was reported on Tuesday in Jewel Chowk area of Jammu, leaving a man critically injured who later succumbed to his injuries.
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Kashmir’s higher reaches witness fresh snowfall
The upper parts of the Kashmir Valley, including the popular tourist hubs of Gulmarg and Sonamarg, received fresh snowfall overnight.
Mysterious deaths in Rajouri reportedly linked to contaminated water
The deaths of 17 individuals, including 14 children, from three families in Baddal village, Rajouri, were initially suspected to be caused by a mystery disease.
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Over 10 years after the POSH Act, are women safe at workplaces?
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13 Years On: Naseem Shafaie, Kashmir’s first woman Sahitya Akademi awardee, reflects on poetry and empowerment
Naseem Shafaie, Kashmir's first woman Sahitya Akademi Awardee, reflects on her poetic journey, feminism, and Kashmir’s cultural legacy.