Independent and Sovereign state of JK : 99% vote for it. 
Joint Awami Action Committee’s struggle in AJK 
Schools Reopened after seven months in JK
“I am in a new class now and have bought new things too. I am happy that I’ll be able to meet my teachers, whom I really missed,” Basit
Health & Fitness
JK: Only state with 0 Crime record against Tourists
He claimed that Jammu and Kashmir is the only state in India which has zero crime record against tourists.
February 23rd 1991, Kunan-prosphora: The day Indian troops gang-raped over 100 Kashmiri women
Indian troops had gang-raped around 100 women of all ages from eight to eighty years old on the night of February 23 in 1991 during a siege and search operation in Kunan-prosphora.
Indo-Pak armies exchange fire across LoC, severe damage of properties reported
It is pertinent to mention here that 4 house was gutted while three others suffered partial damage due to Indian shelling on Saturday evening.
3 Kashmiri Youth Charged for sedition on Raising ‘Azadi” slogans in India
A video of them celebrating the Pulwama attack was viral on social media which prompted college principal Basvaraj Anami to suspend them from the college.
Rs 3 lakh reward for chopping three Kashmiri students’ tongue by Sri Ram Sena’s extremist
Siddalinga Swami was seen making a controversial remark that has been shared on social media.
Police open case against Kashmir social media users
“Hundreds of suspected misusers have been identified and are being probed,”
Geelani’s son refutes rumours about father’s death: “He is stable”
The ailing leader’s health condition is deteriorated for the past six months and he was admitted in SKIMS hospital recently.
Journalists Facing Harassment and Threat of Violence in Kashmir
Kashmir Press Club has issued a statement about attacks and harassment faced by journalists in the region while reporting from behind India’s communications lockdown.
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.
