Curfew was reimposed in many parts of Kashmir today, including summer capital Srinagar, due to apprehension of violence after Friday prayer...

Addressing a public reception in this western part of the tiny Himalayan state, Singh said Pakistan had been trying to destabilise India by...

According to data of Crime Branch of state police, J&K has witnessed as many as 3,404 cases of rioting in 2016 as compared to 1,157 such ca...

The report submitted to the CM sees joint Hurriyat leadership of Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Umer and Yasin Malik as a ‘threat to peace’.

Mufti said 6 people lost vision in their both eyes whereas 20 others were left with a damaged eye during the unrest while there were over 1...

Most of the shops, fuel stations and other business establishments in Srinagar, the summer capital of the state, were shut, while public tr...

Officials said most shops, fuel stations and other business establishments were shut in most areas of Kashmir due to the strike called by t...

The effect of the strike was visible on the roads across Kashmir as there was less traffic compared to last two days.

During the current unrest, 27 schools have been set on fire, while there were more attempts to burn other educational institutions .

However, the movement of transport, including private cars, was comparatively less today, apparently because there was no relaxation in the...

"Curfew has been imposed in Nowhatta, Khanyar, Rainawari, Batamaloo, Safakadal and Maharajgunj police station areas of the city as a precau...

He said some of these employees have been arrested and booked under Public Safety Act while others are either out on bail or evading arrest.

The authorities last night restored outgoing call facility on prepaid mobile phone connections after three months in view of the improving ...

"Mufti (Mohammad Sayeed) used to say bullets and grenades cannot solve issues. Gun has not changed anything. There is no way out other than...

DFAT issued an advisory on March 14, 2013, saying "It contains new information under Summary and Safety and Security: Terrorism."

J&K government has released 1,811 persons involved in cases of stone-pelting in the Valley during 2010 summer unrest.

J and K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah welcomed the Centre's initiative saying it is a positive development and must lead to a resolution to ...