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X account of PDP's Iltija Mufti withheld in IndiaIltija Mufti's social media account was blocked in India. This action followed her sharing a video of the late Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Sha...- From BBM to Threema: How messaging apps fuel JK terror networksTerrorists in Jammu and Kashmir are using encrypted apps for communication. Interrogation of a Lashkar-e-Taiba operative revealed the use o...
- PoK, Pak-based websites behind threat to Kashmiri PanditsOnline threats and terror activities in J&K are being orchestrated from foreign soil, said officials, citing the recent banning of LeT-back...
- Govt crackdown on terror continues: 2 groups banned, 4 individuals declared terrorists in less than a weekOn January 4, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) issued a notification stating that Aijaz Ahmad Ahanger alias Abu Usman Al-Kashmiri, a Kash...
- Govt bans TRF, designates LeT launching commander Mohammed Amin as terroristThe group came into existence in 2019 as a proxy of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba, which was involved in numerous terror acts, including the 2...
- J&K cyber cops question 10 over social media misuseOver 1,000 social media handles were suspended and 10 suspects questioned for alleged misuse of social media in Jammu and Kashmir. The admi...
- New video in Kashmir shows Hizbul militants torturing two youthIn the clip, the militants, dressed in the army fatigues, are seen tonsuring the two youth at an unknown location.
- J&K government's internet ban goes for a toss as netizens turn to VPNThe inaccessible sites included Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, Wechat, QQ, Qzone, Google Plus, Skype, Line, Pinterest, Snapchat, Youtube, Vin...
- UN rights experts demand lifting of social media ban Jammu and KashmirMobile Internet services were suspended in Kashmir on April 17, following widespread student protests in the valley against alleged highhan...
- Behind the information curtain: Kashmir has learnt to work around social media bansThe social media gag in Jammu & Kashmir may limit the amount of inflammatory material going viral but it can’t put a lid on discontent.
- Pakistan government silent over ban on Hafiz Saeed's appearance on TV showsPEMRA has taken no notice of violation of its order by private TV channels with regard to Saeed, suggesting that Sharif government has 'sil...
- Media ban, curfew in Kashmir remain in forceEditor and owners of media houses in the restive region have sought assurance from the state government on unimpeded media operations.
- No ban on newspapers in J&K: Mehbooba Mufti to Venkaiah NaiduNaidu spoke to Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister last night on the reported "clampdown" on newspapers in the state.
- Ban on channels in Jammu&Kashmir to stop dissemination of information: OfficialResponding to reports on police raids on newspaper offices and harassment of journalists, the Editors Guild of India condemned the ‘unwarra...
- UN chief has welcomed talks between India, Pak: UN SG'spoksperson Stéphane DujarricWhile the Secretary-General's offices are available to India and Pakistan to help resolve differences, the nations themselves should ask fo...
- JuD chief Hafiz Saeed slams Pakistan's Nawaz Sharif for meeting PM Narendra Modi"Nawaz Sharif should not have met with Narendra Modi and exchanged smiles with him in Paris. It has hurt the sentiments of the Kashmiri Mus...
- Internet ban lifted in Jammu & Kashmir after three daysFormer chief minister Omar Abdullah was one of the first online protestors, lashing at the PDP-BJP government in the state for imposing the...
- Ready to assist in resolving Kashmir issue if requested: UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moonBan Ki-moon said that an agreement on Kashmir would serve the security interests of both countries as well as that of the region.
- Anonymous joins protests against Internet shutdown in KashmirHacktivist group Anonymous joined thousands of others to protest the shutdown of internet services in Kashmir for the fourth consecutive da...
- LeT vows to continue armed struggle in KashmirUnfazed by UN ban on JuD, LeT has described the move as unjustified and vowed to continue its armed struggle in Kashmir. World's major terr...
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