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In the Kashmir map displayed by The Wire, the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir including areas like Srinagar etc were labelled as "Indian Occupied Part".

IndiaTimes took a comment by actor Ranveer Shorey against the Congress government opposing abrogation of Article 370 and said that he 'slammed' the Modi government instead

The fact that Jammu and Kashmir is now a part of India without any riders and conditions has taken the ones who never wanted to bring a solution to the Kashmir issue by surprise.

Shekhar Gupta's The Print resorted to peddling false news after it claimed that the Modi government had briefed the US about its plans to scrap Article 370 twice.

SAT upholds SEBI fine on NDTV, Prannoy, Radhika Roy and Vikram Chandra for violation of listing and disclosure norms

Yesterday, the Indian government stripped Article 370 and moved a bill to bifurcate Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories

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 buzzwords for today's liberal meltdown appears to be 'vultures' and 'glee'.

Magsaysay Award to Ravish Kumar is another piece in this chessboard. A brand has been created as a bulwark against India’s cultural resurgence.

As the Indian Armed Forces foil infiltration bids by the Pakistani sponsored Jihadi terrorists, the Indian "liberal-secular" media industry seems to be unhappy about Indian Army's pre-emptive operations in Jammu and Kashmir.