

Sunday 7 December '08
The trail of the SIM cards recovered from terrorists in Mumbai has led to a J&K policeman who was arrested by police in New Delhi...Sunday 7 December '08
Within hours of the 9/11 attack, Pakistan took a U-turn on its Afghan policy, allied with the United States and became a frontline state in the ‘war on terror’.Thursday
27 November '08The Congress party in Jammu and Kashmir is walking two paths at the same time and this election frames the dangers of that projectMonday
24 November '08Voters in Jammu and Kashmir carried on from where they had paused last Monday...Saturday
22 November '08When Mehbooba Mufti drives in her white Ambassador car across Ganderbal, even the streets look draped in green — the colour of the flag of the PDP.Friday
21 November '08When Omar Abdullah steps out of his bullet-proof Safari, he looks prepared. He is wearing a grey phiran and carries sacks of National Conference badges and caps.Wednesday
19 November '08When thousands of people came out to vote in Bandipore district, it was a big surprise.Tuesday
18 November '08Assembly elections in Kashmir began on a spirited note as people ignored the boycott call by separatists and, despite the freezing weather, turned out in large numbers to cast their votes.Monday
17 November '08As the Valley braces for the first phase of Assembly polls tomorrow, one candidate is creating a buzz in Bandipore from the confines of his cell in the Capital’s Tihar Jail.Monday
17 November '08When Bandipore district goes to polls on Monday, other parts of the Valley will be put under an undeclared curfew to avoid anti-poll protests.Sunday
16 November '08If there is one assessment of the polls in Kashmir by the Election Commission that has come true, it’s on the weather.Saturday
15 November '08For the Abdullah family and the National Conference, the 2008 assembly polls are much more than just another election.Wednesday
12 November '08Ahead of the 2002 polls, when Mufti Mohammad Sayeed and his daughter Mehbooba Mufti called militants “our boys in the jungles...Tuesday
11 November '08Poll fervour may be missing in the Valley but Shabnum Lone has plunged into the electoral fray.Monday
10 November '08The first phase of polling is just nine days away, and Kashmir is yet to witness the stirrings of an election campaign.Thursday
6 November '08As political parties in the Valley, cutting across the separatist-mainstream divide, welcomed Barack Obama’s victory in the US presidential elections...Wednesday
5 November '08At a time when the separatist brigade is raising a poll boycott pitch, a young man from Bandipore has decided to jump into the fray for an unusual reason.Wednesday
5 November '08If there is one constituency that sums up Kashmir’s indifference to these Assembly elections, it is perhaps Handwara.Monday
3 November '08With J&K gearing up for Assembly polls, its two main political parties — the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and National Conference (NC) — have finally released documents explaining their positions on various issues. MUZAMIL JALEEL analyses their divergent visions for the stateSunday
2 November '08When senior separatist leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq met Bollywood producer Bunty Walia and director Rahul Dholakia on Wednesday for kehwa...Monday
27 October '08Different from NC autonomy report, PDP paper very similar to report by separatist Sajjad Lone .Sunday
26 October '08Separatist leader and JKLF chief Yasin Malik is engaged to Mashal Malik, a Pakistani painter who is studying in London.Friday
24 October '08It was August 11, 2008, when the change first became visible. As hundreds of thousands swelled the highway to the Line of Control...Friday
24 October '08The Jammu and Kashmir Government says the trade between the divided Kashmir is domestic and not international.Friday
24 October '08With the arrest of JKLF chief Yasin Malik during an overnight raid at his residence, the Government has begun a crackdown on the separatist leadership.