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The curtains finally fall on Article 370 and with it new dawn of hope, dreams, and aspirations await to embrace us!

These tweets of Sushma Swaraj won the Internet and our hearts

Article 370 ceases to exist in its present form, and Jammu and Kashmir has been split into two union territories

In the wake of the abolition of Articles 370 and 35A and the bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir which is now no longer a state, a twisted argument is being made by people from expected quarters.

Congress leader Manish Tewari cited an erotic romance novel named '50 Shades Of Grey' to reply to the Home Minister.

Yesterday, the Government of India scrapped Article 370, making every Indian an equal citizen, from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. It sent Indian liberals into a tizzy.

An attempt to explain the Constitution (Application to Jammu And Kashmir) Order, 2019 issued on 5th August

The Telegraph headline screams "PARTITION". While the Telegraph prides itself in being cheeky with its headlines, at this historic moment, their headline should ideally amount of fanning tensions in the Indian State and toeing the Pakistan line.

The BJD and BSP extended their support to the stripping down of Article 370 in the Parliament yesterday when Home Minister Amit Shah put up a proposal to dilute the discriminatory provision in the state of Jammu and Kashmir.

The abolition of Articles 370 and 35A marks the dawn of a New India.