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Contested region has been pacified since New Delhi scrapped special constitutional status in 2019 crackdown
Detention stokes concerns over press freedom 2 years after Modi revoked territory’s autonomous status
Ex-chief minister says confidence-boosting measures are needed before new elections are held
India under pressure to maintain momentum in talks with Pakistan over disputed territory
Back-channel negotiations hosted by UAE include possible moratorium on fighting in Kashmir
Rivals hold water-sharing meeting a month after signing ceasefire
New Delhi casts poll as legitimising its move to tighten control of Muslim-majority region
The only way to the maternity ward is usually on a man's shoulders
Legal changes to allow outsiders to buy land and access government jobs pose a new economic threat
Painters and poets have long been entranced by its finely woven folds, but the future of the Kashmiri shawl is far from certain
A scholarly defence of the country’s constitution in the history of liberalism
Blow to Modi as judges also criticise use of colonial-era legislation to block protests
Collapse of vast infrastructure group has stymied efforts to build roads and ports
Historical grievances are clouding more pressing economic and social issues
Anger remains in Muslim-majority region as New Delhi starts to roll back measures
Delhi’s desire for more control over Ladakh raises tension ahead of Xi-Modi summit
The government’s warm justifications for stripping the state of autonomy are Orwellian
The Modi government’s revocation of the state’s special status will make a positive impact
India’s communications blackout ‘felt like an assault on your dignity’
New Delhi says Islamabad is trying to push weapons and militants into the area
In Madhuri Vijay’s Kashmir-set novel, innocent recklessness comes at a high price for the protagonist’s hosts
How did it come to this? The Muslim-majority state remains in lockdown after India revoked special rights
US president talks to leaders of nuclear-armed neighbours as war of words intensifies
While the Indian prime minister is jubilant, locals are cut off and caged in
For all the prime minister’s fiery rhetoric, analysts say Islamabad has ‘a very weak hand’
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