 Deccan Chronicle | Have Separatists been rejected? Rising Kashmir Higher percentage in polls is an encouraging manifestation of political choice for local daily affairs of life. ... An example on record is the statement of ex-army chief in regard to army role in the legislative affairs of Jammu and Kashmir since 1947 ... Jammu and Kashmir rejected bullet, says PM Narendra Modi Capturing Kashmir |
 The Express Tribune | Modi's tough posturing The Express Tribune ... to do away with Article 370 of the Indian Constitution, which is a provision that makes it impossible for New Delhi to integrate the occupied territory into Indian dominion as long as the members of the Kashmir legislative assembly do not approve ... |
 Chandigarh Tribune | 12 killed in JK encounter Chandigarh Tribune Army personnel in an infantry fighting vehicle take position during the encounter with militants at Pindi Village. PTI. 12 persons were killed in a gun-battle between the Army and Pakistani terrorists near Kathar village in Arnia sub-sector along the ... |
Modi's speeches in Jammu have been defamatory, violate MCC:Junaid Mattu GroundReport Srinagar, November 30, (Scoop News)-National Conference Sunday filed a complaint with the Election Commission of India (ECI) against the BJP and Prime Minsiter Narendra Modi for hurling wild, unsubstantiated and defamatory accusations against the ... |
BSF may use Gujarat govt's BISAG project across all frontiers Zee News "BISAG may be having a reach in other frontiers of BSF in the country. From headquarters at Delhi, our senior and experienced officials can be able to talk with jawans and with officers in Jammu, Kashmir, Tripura and Meghalaya during any operation ... |
 GroundReport | 2014 assembly elections represent watershed in JK's political history: Mufti GroundReport Srinagar, November 30, (Scoop News)-Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Patron Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today said Jammu and Kashmir is poised for a positive turn as the movement for change is gaining ground in every nook and corner of the State. |
 GroundReport | Omar terms PDP a 'property developer party' GroundReport Poonch,November 30, (Scoop News)-Terming PDP a 'property developer party', Working President, National Conference and J&K Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Sunday said that all turncoats, corruption tainted persons and unscrupulous elements have camped in ... |
 The Jewish Press | Delhi Must Crush Islamist Terrorism The Jewish Press Horrible events have been repeated in recent years when Islamic insurgents committed mass massacres of Pandits in villages and hamlets throughout Kashmir”. This state of affairs in the Valley has been a matter of shame indeed for the Indian Republic. Islamic terror is real threat, says Home Minister Rajnath Singh Indian minister accuses Pakistan of backing terrorism ISIS a concern but won't let it gain foothold here: Rajnath |
 Deccan Chronicle | Pakistan violates ceasefire, objects to construction on Indian side Deccan Chronicle Jammu: Pakistan rangers on Sunday opened fire on Indian border posts after objecting to construction by Border Security Force on the Indian side in Samba sector in Jammu and Kashmir. The Border Security Force retaliated to the ceasefire violations. |
JK: Grenade attack in Srinagar injures 8 Hindustan Times Kalyan youth Areeb Majeed leaves ISIS, returns to Mumbai from Turkey. 213 comments · 10 minutes ago. Modi hasn't fulfilled any poll promises: Mulayam. 13 comments · 6 minutes ago. India wary of assertive China, intrusive Pakistan: IAF chief. 14 ... |
 Deccan Chronicle | Is ISI also a non-state actor? Rajnath Singh hits at Pak at Indias high-level ... Deccan Chronicle During the conference, being held outside Delhi for the first time, Singh talked about the vanishing support to terror groups in Jammu and Kashmir and said Pakistan was still supporting such networks. The recent heavy turnout during the first phase of ... ISIS a concern but won't let it gain foothold here: Rajnath |
 Deccan Chronicle | Return of youth from Syria-Iraq a new challenge: Intelligence Bureau Director Deccan Chronicle "There has been a marked improvement in the situation in Jammu and Kashmir though there was marginal increase of incidents in 2014. The high voter turnout is an indication of the people rejecting the militant groups there," he said, adding that people ... |
 Deccan Chronicle | Snowfall in higher reaches of Kashmir affects traffic Deccan Chronicle Vehicle movement on this road has reduced since people fear that with snowfall they might get stuck on the road," said a local resident, Inam. The road brings Poonch and Rajouri district in the state closer to the summer capital, Srinagar in Kashmir ... |
Arnia encounter ends; 5 civilians, 4 militants among 12 dead The Hindu Security officials suspected that the militants wanted to carry out a sensational strike in the winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir to coincide with the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who held a poll rally in Udhampur on Friday. The venue of ... |
 Deccan Chronicle | Encounter in Arnia sector of Jammu and Kashmir over, 5 civilians among 12 dead Deccan Chronicle Jammu: The encounter in Arnia sector of Jammu region close to Indo-Pak border ended on Friday morning after the remaining fourth militant was gunned down by security forces during the terror attack on an Army patrol that in all left 12 people dead ... |
 Indian Express | I have tightened screws to ensure accountability in JK: Modi Hindustan Times Prime Minister Narendra Modi said terrorists are now frustrated as ballots have defeated bullets. The PM made this statement at rally in Udhampur, when an about 30-hr long encounter with terrorists at Arnia, about 110 km from Jammu, was still going on. Heavy security blanket put in place for PM Narendra Modi's rally in J&K LIVE: J&K polls will find a special place in history of Indian elections, says ... J&K polls: Heavy security blanket put in place for Modi's rally |
 Deccan Chronicle | Jammu and Kashmir encounter ends, 12 dead; Army uses gunship, tanks Deccan Chronicle Srinagar: The gunfight between the Army and suspected militants near the border with Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir's Arnia area, which had started Thursday morning, ended at around 9.30 am on Friday with the killing of the lone surviving gunman. Should I cast my vote for this ? |
Sunanda K Datta-Ray: Lot 583 and a gift of wings Business Standard Silver-haired and soignee, Anjali Lobo in Pune strongly feels that Sotheby's Lot 583, which the catalogue described as "the unique Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) and India General Service pair to Squadron Leader Karun Krishna 'Jumbo' Majumdar, who ... |
Capturing Kashmir CounterPunch We can't criticise them because we are not risking our lives, but, as a Kashmiri, I feel politics should have a much bigger role in the current world scenario.” Twelve years after the senior Lone was killed, the son is being 'moderated' to be fit ... |
 Business Standard | Ram Madhav: Modi's ambassador at large Business Standard Modi's speech at Madison Square Gardens ran the risk of being reduced to a 'Gujarati Hindu only' affair as also fall victim to infighting between the various diaspora affiliations. Madhav ... Meanwhile, Madhav, to the chagrin of his rivals in the party ... |
 Zee News | Arnia encounter: Security forces kill fourth terrorist holed up in army bunker Zee News Jammu: The security forces on Friday killed the fourth terrorist, who was holed up in an abandoned bunker in Jammu and Kashmir's Arnia sub-sector during a joint operation by the army and the BSF, reports said. As per sources, the terrorist was hiding ... |
People should unite and support NC at this juncture:Dr. Farooq GroundReport London,November 28, (Scoop News)- Stating that the statements of BJP leadership regarding the revocation of article 370 are dangerous and unfortunate, President J&K National Conference Dr. Farooq Abdullah has cautioned voters to cast their votes wisely ... |
Deccan Chronicle | Encounter in Arnia sector of Jammu and Kashmir over, 5 civilians among 12 dead Deccan Chronicle Jammu: The encounter in Arnia sector of Jammu region close to Indo-Pak border ended on Friday morning after the remaining fourth militant was gunned down by security forces during the terror attack on an Army patrol that in all left 12 people dead ... Should I cast my vote for this ? |
Mumbai youth, suspected to have joined ISIS, returns home Chandigarh Tribune BATTAL BALIAN (Udhampur): Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the people of Jammu and Kashmir have given a befitting reply to the gun by pressing ballots in large numbers and shown their faith in democracy. .... External Affairs Minister Sushma ... |
How to keep future cold wars cold: Mind the missiles Los Angeles Times At a time when we are reflecting on the lessons from the Cold War amid growing concern about the current U.S.-Russia relationship, we should be looking ahead to anticipate how changes in technology and geopolitics create new challenges to peace and ... Nuclear weapons and Geopolitics of South Asia |
 Moneycontrol.com | India should not have cancelled talks: Pak PM Nawaz Sharif Moneycontrol.com "We had been talking to the Kashmiri leaders in the past whenever Pakistan-India talks are held. This is nothing new as we have to seek the opinion of the Kashmiri leaders on an issue that concerns them the most," Sharif told reporters on board his ... Saarc Summit nears failure on India-Pakistan spat Modi, Sharif shake hands after cold vibes South Asian leaders don't sign expected agreements |
 Deccan Chronicle | Fresh firing in Arnia sector of Jammu and Kashmir, 12 dead so far Deccan Chronicle Srinagar: Fresh firing on Friday erupted near the Arnia border belt of Jammu district when security forces launched a cordon and search operation to track down a militant hiding in a bunker and retrieve bodies of civilians killed in a gunbattle. A day ... Should I cast my vote for this ? |
 Khaleej Times | Eight dead as Jammu and Kashmir gunfight ends Khaleej Times Jammu - A fierce gun battle between the security forces and militants near the international border in Jammu and Kashmir ended on Thursday afternoon, killing eight people, including three civilians and an army soldier, police said. Four guerrillas were ... |
 Deccan Chronicle | Climate change: India to pay dearly, says Royal Society Deccan Chronicle Bengaluru: Warning that floods like the ones which ravaged Kashmir, Uttarakhand and Odisha are imminent between now and 2090, a report of The Royal Society, London, has suggested effective and affordable options to reduce the damage likely to be ... |
Situations in Sino-India Border Due to Lack of Common Perception of LAC: India Outlook In a written reply to a question on the issue of Chinese incursions, Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj said that "from time to time on account of differences in the perception of the LAC, situations have arisen on the ground that could have ... |
