India and China fought a war in 1962 and since then have been unable to resolve their border dispute. Continue reading →

Jammu and Kashmir will be clubbed as one union territory with some 12.2 million people and Ladakh, with a population of less than 300,000 spun off into another. Continue reading →

The group, drawn from 11 countries, will assess the situation in Kashmir, Indian officials said Monday. Continue reading →

But as the crackdown continues, Kashmiris have quietly refused to resume their normal lives, confounding India at their own economic expense. Continue reading →

A government spokesman said however that internet services will remain suspended for now. Authorities fear that insurgents and separatists will use the internet to provoke anti-India protests in the region. Continue reading →

The government instructed tourists and Hindu pilgrims to leave on Aug. 2, three days before India stripped the Muslim-majority region of its statehood and decades-old semi-autonomy. Continue reading →

Director General of Police Dilbagh Singh said the blast was caused by a “militant attack” and occurred near the office of a civil administrator in southern town of Anantnag. Continue reading →

Authorities in Indian Kashmir tightened restrictions on people’s movements on Saturday to prevent possible protests following a speech by Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan. Continue reading →

Modi has defended the decision to strip Kashmir of its limited autonomy as freeing the territory from separatism. Continue reading →

India and Pakistan’s conflict over Kashmir dates to the late 1940s when they won independence from Britain. Continue reading →