editorials

Newspaper asks India to reconsider cash-for-kill policy in IIOJK

‘Criminalizing media won’t hide your crimes’, says editorial Srinagar, April 15 (KMS): In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, media freedom has always remained under threat considering the constant curbs, either through official or unofficial measures. This was said in an editorial published in Srinagar-based web portal The Kashmir Walla. …

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Kashmir dispute poses threat to regional peace

Tral, Awantipora shut for third straight day Srinagar, December 24 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, senior APHC leader and the Chairman of Tehreek-e-Hurriyat Jammu and Kashmir, Muhammad Ashraf Sehrai has reiterated his call for unfettered and unconditional access to the human rights organizations to independently monitor the grim human rights situation …

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Indian new tactics

The people of occupied Kashmir have been facing the worst kind of Indian state terrorism in their just struggle for freedom from India’s occupation of their homeland. New Delhi has given its troops and police personnel unbridled powers under draconian laws like Armed Forces Special Powers Act, Public Safety Act …

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Ban on social media – another anti-people action in IOK

In occupied Kashmir, the puppet authorities have imposed ban on internet services suspending twenty two social networking sites for a period of one month. The Home Department of the occupied territory in an order issued on April 26, 2017 directed all Internet Service Providers that “any message or class of …

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IOK rattled by students’ anti-India protests

Indian occupied Kashmir is on the boil due to widespread protests by students from the second half of April 2017. The students’ protests were triggered by the raid of Indian Army personnel on Government Degree College, Pulwama, subjecting the students to torture on April 15. The use of brute force …

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Kashmir: A Road to Peace or Disaster?

Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai Washington, February 18 (KMS): India and Pakistan have had more than 150 official rounds of talks in the last seven decades to discuss conflicts and differences between them. The by-product of every round of talk was an agreement to meet again to talk. In consequence, the …

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