Carbon credits: note says no loss, J-K corporation says didn’t issue it

Monday 16 March '09

Five days after The Indian Express reported that J-K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is planning to scrap a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the J-K State Power Development Corporation.

Omar set to scrap MoU over Baglihar carbon credit share

Tuesday 10 March '09

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is all set to scrap an MoU signed in 2007 between the JK Power Development Corporation (JKPDC), which is executing the Baglihar power project.

Bullet-for-stone: Omar looks to Britain for crowd control

Monday 9 March '09

Upset over the continuous killings of protesters during firing by security forces, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is looking for a permanent solution.

24X7 call centre, new RTI, assets list each yr: Omar’s ‘open govt’ roadmap

Sunday 1 February '09

A call centre, an Omar Abdullah blog, a legislation to strengthen the Right to Information Act in the state and a directive to his Cabinet.

Step carefully, Omar

Saturday 31 January '09

Congress’s over-reach is threatening the new coalition.

Pelting stones un-Islamic: J&K cops’ weapon is the hadith

Thursday 29 January '09

At a time when the militant’s gun has fallen relatively silent in the Kashmir Valley, the J-K Police have come up with a unique strategy to confront stone-pelting.

NIA chief an expert on LTTE, Kashmir insurgency

Friday 16 January '09

When Radha Vinod Raju finally takes over as the first chief of the National Investigation Agency, constituted in the wake of the Mumbai terror attacks, he will bring years of experience in tackling two current and deadly insurgencies...

Pak terror handlers listed in dossier were active in J-K

Thursday 15 January '09

Three names that appear in New Delhi’s dossier on the Mumbai terror attack have a strong Kashmir connection.

Kashmir’s first family

Sunday 4 January '09

When Omar Abdullah takes over as Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, he is likely to find himself weighed down by the burden of history.

NC wants to avoid 'tainted' Cong leaders

Friday 2 January '09

Two-and-a-half years after it was exposed, the infamous sex scandal may come back to haunt Kashmir’s mainstream politics if the Congress presses ahead with induction of its two MLAs into the Cabinet.

Omar to knock on every door to usher in a happy new year

Thursday 1 January '09

When Omar Abdullah’s cavalcade left the Srinagar airport, his supporters had clogged the highway to the city...

Omar steps out of father’s shadow to begin his second journey

Wednesday 31 December '08

At one level, the rise of Omar Abdullah has been dramatic - from his passionate July speech this year backing the UPA during the trust vote.

Reluctant father Farooq gives in, clears the way for Omar as CM

Tuesday 30 December '08

When the National Conference and the Congress leadership formally sit down to discuss a coalition government for Jammu and Kashmir tomorrow.

Poll results put focus on Hindu-Muslim divide

Tuesday 30 December '08

The numbers may favour a National Conference-Congress coalition in the state...

NC and Congress hold the key to divided House in J&K

Monday 29 December '08

The Jammu and Kashmir elections involved every section of society in the state, and the same inclusiveness was reflected in the verdict today.

NC and Congress hold the key to divided House in J&K

Sunday 28 December '08

The Jammu and Kashmir elections involved every section of society in the state, and the same inclusiveness was reflected in the verdict today. For the first time, the entire ideological and political spectrum will be represented in sizeable numbers in the 87-member House.

Day before results, both NC and PDP say they’re open to Congress alliance

Sunday 28 December '08

After a record turnout of over 62 per cent and a categorical rejection of the separatists’ call to boycott elections, as J&K waits for results today, the two leading political parties, the NC and PDP, have said they are open to an alliance with the Congress.

Polls over, J-K moves quickly to free top separatists

Saturday 27 December '08

Two days after the conclusion of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, the state administration has decided to release four top separatist leaders.

Despite boycott call, Jamaat cadres come out in support of PDP

Tuesday 23 December '08

Afroza Akhtar’s reason for voting for the Peoples Democratic Party was simple - she identified with its poll symbol, a pen and inkpot.

Valley’s LeT Network

Sunday 21 December '08

The Mumbai attack has put the international spotlight on the Lashkar-e-Toiba.

Militancy, boycott no deterrent, 64% cast vote

Thursday 18 December '08

When people in large numbers lined up outside polling booths on Wednesday morning across south Kashmir, a high voter turnout was no longer a surprise.

As J-K polls enter last lap, some cheer in Cong camp - at PDP, NC expense

Wednesday 17 December '08

When thousands of voters lined up outside polling booths on November 17 in Bandipore and Sonawari constituencies...

From J&K, PM to Pak: for normal ties, act

Monday 15 December '08

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today chose a large election rally in Kashmir to remind Pakistan that it has to go after those behind the Mumbai terror attacks.

Mastermind Lakhvi sent his son to J&K where he was killed last year

Friday 12 December '08

“Supreme commander” of Lashkar-e-Toiba Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, among the four men proscribed by the United Nations Security Council today in connection with the Mumbai attacks, sent his 20-year-old son to fight in Kashmir — and die.

The mentor of jehadis

Thursday 11 December '08

When the investigation into the Mumbai terror attacks began, New Delhi insisted that the Lashkar-e-Toiba was the perpetrator.