Article 370 abrogation

	You do nothing but watch 'dirty films': NITI Aayog member justifies Kashmir internet ban Saraswat further slammed politicians who wanted to go to Kashmir by saying, "Why do politicians want to go to Kashmir? They want to re-create the protests happening on the roads of Delhi in Kashmir.." published on : 19th January 2020
	36 Union ministers to visit Kashmir almost six months after Article 370 abrogation The schedule for the visit of the ministers to the union territories of Jammu and Kashmir is likely to be finalised at a meeting of the Union Council of Ministers on January 17. published on : 15th January 2020
	Supreme Court order on J-K is rebuff to 'unconstitutional, arrogant' stance of government: Chidambaram He demanded that the entire team in J&K that designed and executed 'the plan' be changed and a new set of administrators who respect the Constitution be appointed. published on : 10th January 2020
	Review internet suspension, other curbs in 7 days, SC tells J&K admin Ghulam Nabi Azad, Kashmir Times Executive Editors and few intervenors had filed pleas questioning the restrictions in the valley. published on : 10th January 2020
	WhatsApp group admins in Leh, Kargil told to register with police In Kargil, police issued a statement warning of strict action against the people involved in uploading sensitive posts or comments which have an adverse effect on communal harmony, public peace. published on : 8th January 2020
	Kashmiri student creates smoke adsorber amid internet shutdown in valley, presents it in Bengaluru A carbon adsorber is a pollution control equipment which significantly reduces volatile organic compounds in low concentration streams. published on : 6th January 2020
	Farooq Abdullah not interested in challenging PSA detention unless all detainees released Eighty-two-year-old Abdullah’s PSA detention was extended for three more months by the administration in December last year. published on : 5th January 2020
	'Out of frying pan into fire' for detained Kashmiri leaders? The UT administration, headed by Lieutenant Governor Marmu, is weighing options to release most of them before the end of January. published on : 4th January 2020
	Five Kashmiri political leaders, detained for four months since abrogation of Article 370, released The five leaders released belonged to the National Conference, the PDP and the Congress, who were kept under preventive detention. published on : 30th December 2019
	Internet being restored in J-K in phased manner, says 'Real Kashmir' fan Ram Madhav Madhav said he had come to Srinagar to watch the match between Real Kashmir Football Club and Chennai City. published on : 26th December 2019
	Home Minister Amit Shah reviews security situation in Jammu and Kashmir with top officials The meeting was attended by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, Union Home Secretary Ajay K Bhalla, Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir G C Murmu and a host of other officials. published on : 24th December 2019
	Centre starts pulling out troops from Jammu and Kashmir The decision to de-induct additional troops was taken after due assessment and 'considerable improvement in the ground situation in the Valley', an official said. published on : 4th December 2019
	Yashwant Sinha-led civil society delegation not allowed to move out of Srinagar activist Sushoba Bharve, who is part of the Concerned Citizens' Group, said the police stopped them from going to Pulwama in south Kashmir and Budgam, the district neighbouring Srinagar. published on : 24th November 2019
	11 mobile phones recovered from possession of detained leaders in Jammu and Kashmir About three dozen politicians have been detained since August 5 after the Centre abrogated Jammu and Kashmir's special status under Article 370. published on : 24th November 2019
	No sign of normalcy in Kashmir Valley: Yashwant Sinha He said the impression being created by central government that things are normal in Kashmir is not correct. published on : 24th November 2019