Jammu & Kashmir news live: A new dawn, better tomorrow awaits for J&K, says PM Modi
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THE TIMES OF INDIA | Aug 07, 2019, 19:43:37 IST
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Jammu & Kashmir news live: A new dawn, better tomorrow awaits for J&K, says PM Modi

Parliament today approved the resolution abrogating special status to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 of the Constitution and a bill for splitting the state into two Union Territories. Stay here for all live updates
11:21 (IST) Aug 06
This country's Parliament cannot be stopped from making any law on J&K: Amit Shah
11:19 (IST) Aug 06
"I want to know. You say its an internal matter. You bifurcated it. Can J&K be an internal matter considering previous bilateral agreements between India and Pakistan?, " asks Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury
11:12 (IST) Aug 06
"I don't think you are thinking about PoK, you violated all rules and converted a state into a Union Territory overnight," Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury says in Lok Sabha
11:10 (IST) Aug 06
Congress to have Shashi Tharoor and Manish Tewari as speakers on J&K Reorganisation Bill in Lok Sabha
11:10 (IST) Aug 06
Home minister Amit Shah tables Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Bill 2019 in Lok Sabha
10:54 (IST) Aug 06
Locals feel the change was well planned and feel sufficiently reassured by statements and actions of Centre, sources say
10:48 (IST) Aug 06
Amit Shah to move three key Bills related to J&K today in Lok Sabha
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will move in Lok Sabha the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Bill 2019, The Jammu and Kashmir Reservation (Second Amendment) Bill 2019 and the resolution revoking Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir in Lok Sabha. Read more
10:45 (IST) Aug 06
PM Modi arrives in Parliament ahead of session, reports Times Now
10:41 (IST) Aug 06
Congress MP Manish Tewari gives adjournment motion notice in Lok Sabha over situation in J&K
10:40 (IST) Aug 06
Local population welcomes Amit Shah's statement that J&K will become a state again one day, sources say
10:15 (IST) Aug 06
"Peace and normalcy in Jammu & Kashmir, no agitations held," say govt sources on situation in J&K
09:47 (IST) Aug 06
A meeting of Lok Sabha MPs of Congress party, chaired by Sonia Gandhi to be held at 10:30am today in Parliament
09:42 (IST) Aug 06
Article 370: Why now? PM Modi, Amit Shah felt political tide and timing favoured action
Top government sources said the experience of Modi’s first term when he had to encounter intense “obstructionism”, especially towards the later phase of the innings, served as a cautionary tale about the pitfalls of leaving it late. Read more
08:17 (IST) Aug 06
India briefs key nations, foreign minister had sensitised US secretary of state last week
Foreign secretary Vijay Gokhale on Monday met envoys of key countries, including the US, China, UK, France and Russia, to explain India’s rationale. Foreign minister S Jaishankar laid the groundwork last week by sensitising US secretary of state Mike Pompeo during his meeting in Bangkok. Monday’s decision, therefore, was not a surprise to Washington. Read more
08:07 (IST) Aug 06
Mission Kashmir remained secret even to top officials
The actual plan remained a secret even to senior members of the government. Soon after the inauguration of the second Modi government, a senior functionary received an innocuous query about the type of paper used for presidential orders. Read more
08:01 (IST) Aug 06
Decision on J&K expected to be challenged in SC
Even as it was widely believed that Article 370 could be “scrapped” only by a Constitution amendment bill needing a two-thirds majority. It did so by using a provision in Article 370 itself even as it fully anticipates that the presidential notification will be challenged in the Supreme Court. Read more
23:39 (IST) Aug 05
Congress divided over government's move to scrap Article 370
Describing the revoking of Article 370 as a "black day" in the country's constitutional history, the Congress on Monday alleged that the government "dismembered" Jammu and Kashmir by "mischievously misinterpreting" articles in the Constitution. However, few Congress leaders took a different stand than the party's and supported the BJP government on Article 370. Read more