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US, Pakistan Discuss Cooperation in Minerals and Mining

Islamabad, Nov. 1 -- A US delegation held talks with Pakistani officials to seek cooperation in minerals and mining as Washington races to secure mineral supply chains for American industry amid conce... Read More


Kharge Tells Modi to Read Nehru-Patel Letters on Kashmir Accession

New Delhi, Nov. 1 -- Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge countered Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday over his claim that Jawaharlal Nehru was not in favour of Kashmir's accession to India and cha... Read More


Now, Small and Low-risk Businesses to Get GST Registration Within 3 Days

New Delhi, Nov. 1 -- Small and low-risk businesses will get GST registration within three working days as the GST department rolls out a simplified GST registration scheme for small and medium busines... Read More


All Eyes on Budgam: Can PDP Break NC's Long Hold?

Srinagar, Nov. 1 -- The streets of Budgam are alive again. From the narrow lanes of Charar to the open fields near Humhama, a familiar chorus rises each evening: "Zoun ho Zoun ho, PDP'an Zoun ho." T... Read More


Kashmir Can't Afford Late Diagnoses Anymore

Srinagar, Nov. 1 -- Every October, Kashmir, like much of the world, turns pink. Ribbons decorate hospital walls, social media floods with statements, and everyone talks about awareness. But behind all... Read More


Kashmir's Information Department Finally Says Enough

Srinagar, Nov. 1 -- In Srinagar, it's now common to find someone standing in the middle of a crowd, phone in hand, talking breathlessly into the camera. "Full story coming soon," they say, as people... Read More


rs 200 Crore and Counting: Kashmir's Costly Ritual Returns

Srinagar, Nov. 1 -- The decision by Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to revive the Darbar Move, a colonial-era practice of shifting the Civil Secretariat between Srinagar and Jammu, has ... Read More


Can Kashmir Save Its Oldest Story?

Srinagar, Oct. 31 -- Just outside Pampore, lies a place that could rewrite how the world sees Kashmir. The Guryul Ravine is just grey rocks, narrow paths, and dust. But beneath that rough surface li... Read More


Kashmir Sees Light at the End of the Tunnel

Srinagar, Oct. 31 -- For years, the Singhpora-Vailoo Tunnel has lived more in conversations than in construction. People spoke of it at tea stalls, in buses winding through the Banihal pass, and in ... Read More


Kashmir World Film Festival To Be Held From Nov 1-7

Srinagar, Oct. 31 -- The fifth edition of the Kashmir World Film Festival will be held at Tagore Hall here from November 1 to 7. Addressing a press conference, KWFF director Mushtaq Ali said that 60 ... Read More