Kashmir (Special Coverage)

Kashmir (Special Coverage)

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Kashmir’s women: In a quiet corner of Kreeri village in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district, Rubeena Begum (40) walks across muddy paths, knocking gently on wooden gates. [101Reporters]
Islamic scholar in Kashmir: Indian police in disputed Kashmir have raided dozens of bookshops and seized hundreds of copies of books by an Islamic scholar [Pixabay]
Indian soldiers: Two Indian army soldiers and their two civilian porters were killed in a rebel ambush in Indian-controlled Kashmir, officials said Friday. [voa]
Biggest Kashmir party :Kashmir's biggest political party opposed to India's stripping of the region's semi-autonomy won the most seats in a local election[VOA]
Indian Kashmir:-Election officials in Indian-administered Kashmir are hailing a historically high turnout in elections [VOA]
Indian-controlled Kashmir:- Voting in the first phase of a staggered election to choose a local government concluded Wednesday in Indian-controlled Kashmir [VOA]
Mainstream politics:- Several Kashmiri political figures, including former members of banned separatist groups, have abandoned long-held separatist leanings and joined mainstream Indian politics. [VOA]
Political startups:- New political parties formed after the revocation of Jammu and Kashmir’s special autonomy five years ago appear to be bleeding support ahead of the first regional elections since then.[VOA]
Elections in Kashmir:- India on Friday announced three-phased assembly elections in disputed Kashmir [VOA]
Indian-controlled Kashmir:- Four Indian soldiers were killed and at least six others were wounded when suspected rebels ambushed an army vehicle [VOA]
Indian Kashmir voting:- A voter turnout of 59% was reported Monday in Indian-administered Kashmir during the fifth phase of the Indian general elections. [VOA]
Indian Kashmir:- Voter turnout in Indian Kashmir neared record highs Monday as residents swarmed polling stations across Srinagar in the first national election. [VOA]
Historic Election:- Voters in Indian Kashmir are going to the polls from May 13 through May 25 to select their representatives in the Indian parliament. [VOA]
Indian-controlled Kashmir:- A boat carrying a group of people capsized in a river in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Tuesday, drowning four of them, news agency Press Trust of India reported. [VOA]
Make or break: Liyaqat Ahmad from Doodhmarg Tral in Pulwama is just 19, but he knows what he should become in life. "I want to become a teacher so that I can educate the children of my own community. [101Reporters]
Manmade Water Crisis:- Rosy, who goes by her nickname, was 26 when she was married in Gudoo, a locality within one of the 50 hamlets or small villages bordering Dal Lake in the Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar city.[VOA]
PDS queues:- On a chilly winter morning, Irshad Bhat waited outside the Public Distribution System (PDS) store at Shangus, located 75 km from Srinagar, in South Kashmir's Anantnag district to receive his family’s ration supplies. Living below the poverty line (BPL), his family of five is entitled to five kg of free rice per person. [101Reporters]
Kashmir Prospered:- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday visited Indian Kashmir for the first time since his government stripped the Himalayan region of its semiautonomous status nearly five years ago. [VOA]
Modi's Kashmir Visit:- Authorities on the Indian side of Kashmir are on high alert ahead of a scheduled visit to the region by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday, March 7.[VOA]
Cricket Tournaments in Indian:- The blanket of snow covering one of the prominent cricket grounds at the Magam neighborhood of Budgam district on the Indian side of Kashmir has melted.[VOA]
"If a woman wears Abaya, that is fine and if she does not want to wear it, that is her decision and there is nothing objectionable about it," Sadiq said. (IANS)
There are several success stories from Kashmir today which could not have been possible if the violence and unsettled conditions had prevailed. (IANS)
Every year, the Kheer Bhawani Mela, celebrated during Jyeshtha Ashtami (Zyeshta Ashtami), brings together Kashmiri Hindus, pilgrims, and tourists in a joyous congregation. (IANS)
The Met department said that an earthquake measuring 3.1 on the Richter scale occurred in Kashmir at 2.28 p.m. with its epicentre in Baramulla region.[IANS]
Two siblings Dr. Dildar Ahmad and Rubina Ellahi, discuss the work of their poet father, Rehman Rahi, who died at 97 in the Nowshera area of Srinagar in Indian-administered Kashmir. (Bilal Hussain/VOA)
The Time Magazine had a headline: “The Kashmir Files: How a new Bollywood movie marks India’s further descent into bigotry.” (Screenshot/TIME Magazine)
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