SRINAGAR - In occupied Kashmir, Indian military siege continued on the 58th consecutive day today with all markets, schools and offices still closed and transport off the roads In occupied Kashmir, Indian troops in their fresh act of state terrorism martyred one more Kashmiri youth in Ganderbal ...

SRINAGAR – Life continued to remain paralysed as the unprecedented lockdown entered 41st day, on Saturday, in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IoK) with schools, markets and other business centres closed and public transport off the roads. Kashmiris defied all restrictions and staged demonstrations ...

*SRINAGAR: In occupied Kashmir, Indian troops in their fresh act of state terrorism martyred a Kashmiri youth in Sopore area of Baramulla district.* The youth was killed during the siege and search operation in Warpora area of Sopore on Friday, Kashmir Media Service reported. In Srinagar and ...

SRINAGAR, Jammu & Kashmir—First causality has been reported in Occupied Kashmir post Indian decision of revoking the special status of IOK is a Muslim boy as Indian forces resort to pellet guns and live fire. The Modi government’s decision to nullify Article 370 link divide Jammu & ...

Members of the European Parliament have written an open letter to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressing their grave concern on the continued human rights violations in Occupied Kashmir. According to the Foreign Office, European Parliamentarians have conveyed particular concern for the ...

Fifty members of European Parliament have urged India to ban use of pellet guns on civilians in Occupied Kashmir.    In a letter, Labour Member of European Parliament Wajid Khan has authored the letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Speaking to media men, Wajid Khan said the letter ...

A latest study has revealed that 59.3 percent of the pellet guns victims in occupied Kashmir, suffer visual impairment of various degrees among them 36.7 percent end up with severe blindness. The study at Government Medical College Srinagar, has lent scientific support to the fears about lethality ...

ISLAMABAD - A latest study has revealed that 59.3 percent of the pellet guns victims in occupied Kashmir, suffer visual impairment of various degrees among them 36.7 percent end up with severe blindness. The study at Government Medical College Srinagar, has lent scientific support to the fears ...

Korean professors declared the use of pellet guns by Indian forces in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK) as contrary to the International Humanitarian Law (IHL). Their views were expressed by eminent academicians at a Workshop on International Humanitarian Law in the context of Kashmir issue, which was ...

SRINAGAR - Five youths were martyred in Kulgam district on Sunday as Indian forces continue their state-sanctioned brutalities in occupied Kashmir. According to a *Kashmir Media Service report* link, Indian soldiers martyred the five youths during a cordon-and-search operation in the district’s ...