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Pyjama that became a political issue
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (402+ words) Good Morning Kashmir Kashmir has seen many political battles, over land, identity, power and history, but the latest controversy has taken politics to a rather unusual wardrobe: one pair of trousers shared by an entire village. National Conference chief spokesperson…...
‘Understanding with Delhi’: Altaf Bukhari questions delay in extending J&K domicile law
2+ week, 13+ hour ago (532+ words) Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party chief Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari has questioned the Omar Abdullah-led government over the delay in extending a 15-year domicile provision in the union territory, saying the matter was part of an understanding reached with New…...
J&K scours universities to ‘wipe out radical narratives’
3+ week, 3+ day ago (408+ words) In an aggressive push to scrub radical narratives from higher education, J&K Higher Education Department (JKHED) has ordered a blanket ban on any literature promoting violent extremism, secessionism, or national sovereignty threats across all J&K universities and campus…...