Jammu & Kashmir

In the wake of the Pahalgam terrorist attack, which happened in April this year, the government has ramped up security arrangements for the Amarnath Yatra.

The attacks on Amarnath Yatra have been happening for years make it clear that Islamic terrorists not only have a problem with Hindu religious places and pilgrimages, but they have a problem with Hindus in general.

A visibly disturbed Kumar questioned the capability of the Indian government to stop the water flowing into Pakistan.

The investigation shows that the terrorists first confirmed the religion of the victims that they were Hindus before killing them in Pahalgam.

Tripathi repeatedly tried to tell the people she was there to do her job, but the mob did not listen and continued to heckle her.

Every time an Islamic terrorist attack takes place in the country, the terror apologist machinery gets activated with their ready-made, done-to-death narrative about how these attacks have nothing to do with religion.

After nearly 78 years of independence, the Kashmir valley is set to receive its first train service, which will link it to Jammu

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."

Following a social media video where the plans of Razzak were exposed by the journalists, local villagers gathered and attacked his fake masjid. The police were alerted to arrest Abdul Razzak while locals set the fake mosque on fire. Razzak has been described as 'mentally ill' by some persons too.

Kumar Rajeev Ranjan was one among nine IAS officers, who were accused of issuing arms licences on monetary considerations in Jammu and Kashmir to non-deserving persons