Farooq Abdullah, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and people of J&K for Kashmiri Pandits who migrated from the valley in 1990s.
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Centre might need to do business with J&K’s mainstream parties. Even if it’s painful for ModiEver since J&K lost its special status, the Awami Action Committee and the Ittihadul Muslimeen had escaped proscription, with ...
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and National Conference (NC) patron Farooq Abdullah, on Sunday, attended an ...
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and National Conference (NC) patron Farooq Abdullah, on Sunday, attended an ...
Kashmir’ 1300 migrant political workers’ relief stopped: Dy CM Gopal Sharma JAMMU, Mar 25: Cutting across the party lines, ...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday declared that separatism is now history in Kashmir, following the decision of two ...
After two constituents of the Hurriyat Conference announced the severing of its ties, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on ...
Sanjay Kumar Mishra, a retired officer of the 1984 batch of the Indian Revenue Service, is an economic expert who has ...
The development comes in the wake of a five-year ban on the Awami Action Committee and Jammu and Kashmir Itehadul Muslimeen under UAPA. Amit Shah says PM Narendra Modi's policies have unified J&K ...
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