Kashmiri Pandits

“targeted killing of the members of minority communities had once again reminded of the gory incident of massacre of 36 Sikhs in Chattisinghpora village of Anantnag in 2000.”

The protesters said that the fresh wave of terror attacks are targeted and meant to create a wedge between communities in Kashmir

After several targeted killing of non-Muslims in Kashmir, around 1400 Kashmiri Pandits flee to Jammu fearing dreaded days of 1990s have returned

The best way to end Islamic terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir is to safely rehabilitate the exiled Kashmiri Hindus, wrote VHP

This is the first time since 1990 that Kashmiri Hindus who were forcibly evicted from their homes have had their lands and homes returned to them

In a revised strategy, ISI-backed terrorist groups are pushing local terrorists to go after non-Muslims in Kashmir

"I am an associate professor, my brother is a famous diabetologist, my mother runs our shop. Our father had started from nothing, but this is what he has made us. These people (terrorists) can only kill the body, but not the spirit," the young woman said.

Islamist terrorists shot dead a 68 years old Kashmiri Pandit Makhan Lal Bindroo at his pharmacy at Iqbal Park in Srinagar in Kashmir

The Government has decided to rename roads, buildings and colleges in Srinagar after Kashmiri Hindus who were forced to flee.

J&K Govt starts grievance redressal portal for the preservation and protection of immovable assets of displaced Kashmiri Pandits