Militant Outfit Hafiz Saeed sentenced to 11 Year’s jail for terror-financing
The court that convicted Saeed under sections 11-F (2) and 11-N of the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA), had reserved its verdict in the two cases on February 6.
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Maqbool Butt: From birth to death (A Brief Biography)
“I was a good speaker. Used to do lots of strikes. Like most of Kashmiri citizens, we also had a great interest in Plebiscite Front. From the start, we had a clear aim before us. One benefit of our strikes in college was that the government took over the control of the college”.
Indian Ashok Chakra replaced with “Kalma Tayyaba” during anti CAA protests
The Ashok Chakra is visible in the Indian National flag, where it is rendered in a navy blue colour on a white background.
The Saudis reject Islamabad’s request to call an OIC’s foreign minister meeting on Kashmir.
Saudi Arabia has reportedly turned down Islamabad’s bid to call a meeting of top Muslim diplomats on the disputed territory of Kashmir.
Kashmiri Boy Basit, 17 Dies After Being Attacked By Mob in Rajasthan
“Basit wanted to sit in front as he was tired. This enraged Maslooq, a boy from Mumbai and he held on to Basit’s collar. They started beating him up. One of the boys, Aditya, was repeatedly hitting Basit on the head,” Rafiq, an eyewitness to the beating,
Srinagar; Omar, Mehbooba booked under PSA
Mehbooba’s daughter Iltija confirmed that her mother has been booked under PSA. She, however, said that a copy of PSA wasn’t available with her yet.
TTP) spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan, Responsible for Shooting on Malala and APC Peshawar escaped from Jail
Speaking in Urdu, Ehsanullah claimed that he had followed the law in the last three years but Pakistan’s dishonest and corrupt institutions had deceived him and his family.
Right Now, Kashmir is a Prison: Eminent intellectual Noam Chomsky
“Kashmir is a prison right now, but its support in India. I don’t think people know what is happening,” the linguist and MIT professor told Karthik Ramanathan, an Indian origin, California-based technology expert.
Indian Army checking the Kashmiri’s phones and torturing people for using VPN
Another student from a village in the south of Kashmir claimed to News Click that he was stopped and asked if there VPNs on his smartphone. “I had installed five of them. So, they beat me up,” he said.
Our voices have been silenced: Zaira Wasim
“Why is it that instead of trying to see the cause of our view, our view is just condemned ruthfully? What is so easy to curb our voices so severely? Why can we not live simple lives without always having to wrestle and remind the world of our existence?