Article 370

Farooq Abdullah's remarks linking terror attacks to the demand for J&K statehood overlook nearly four decades of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism that flourished under Article 370, from the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Hindus to major attacks like Uri and Pulwama, raising questions over whether constitutional decisions should ever be influenced by violence.

Leh witnessed violent clashes during statehood protests, leaving dozens injured and reports of casualties. Restrictions were imposed, while Sonam Wangchuk urged youth to maintain peace, ending his strike amid mounting criticism of the Centre’s slow response.

Stephen Sackur voiced his lack of faith in the Indian institutions regarding the country's second largest majority.

Answering Sackur's question on removal of Article 370, Justice (Retd) Chandrachud said, "Was 75 years was too short a period to abrogate such a provision."

International taxi aggregator Uber has launched 'Uber Shikara' service in Kashmir, providing tourists to book shikara boats on an app to traverse the iconic Dal Lake for the breathtaking vistas it offers.

The remarks of PM Modi came days after a resolution was passed in the Legislative Assembly demanding to restore the special status of Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370.

Sushilkumar Shinde admits "saffron terrorism" was a mistake but avoids calling Afzal Guru a terrorist.