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During Ramzan, Bhopal's Old City is adorned with lights and festive spirit. A conservation architect shares memories of the last Nawab, Hamidullah Khan, who served rare Kashmiri tea to guests after prayers. He also sent Ramzan delicacies to royalty and gifted firearms to his mother during her Roza Khushayi.

A photo-collage is being shared across social media platforms with an intent to draw parallels between US police brutality on George Floyd and alleged atrocities on Kashmiri locals in India.

Speaking with TOI, the hotel owners said that the local population of Kashmir is supportive of militants despite our security men being killed. Rajjab Ali, manager of Kishan tourist lodge said, “Our 46 jawans and officers have been killed in various terrorist activities, but still local residents support militants... It needs to stop or we will not allow them in our hotels.”

For decades, Armymen deployed across the militant-infested Valley had to face the wrath of misguided locals, but among them were those Kashmiris who did not forget to pray for the safety and well-being of Indian soldiers who risk lives to protect the country.

For decades, Armymen deployed across the militant-infested Valley had to face the wrath of misguided locals, but among them were those Kashmiris who did not forget to pray for the safety and well-being of Indian soldiers who risk lives to protect the country.

Author Devdutt Pattanaik and designer Nil are among many who have reacted to junior defence minister Ajay Bhatt’s written reply in Lok Sabha on Friday stating that the reason for refusal to grant an NOC to Onir’s film is the portrayal of a romantic relationship between a soldier serving in

Though some dispute it, many in India believe Kashmiri was actually a member of Special Services Group when he carried out the raid in 2000.

Indian celebrities marked Mahashivratri 2026 with profound devotion. Actresses like Tamannaah Bhatia and Mouni Roy joined a night-long vigil at the Isha Yoga Center, while filmmakers Madhur Bhandarkar and Ashok Pandit offered prayers at Mumbai's Babulnath Temple, highlighting the festival's spiritual significance and widespread observance.

Hoardings have been set up by Uttar Pradesh Navnirman Sena chief, in what he called a "protest against the Kashmiris who pelt stones on soldiers of the Indian Army". The hoardings read, “‘Kashmiriyon Uttar Pradesh chodo, varna…’ (Kashmiris, leave UP or else...)”

Fresh spate of terror attacks on minorities in Kashmir in the last few days has triggered a new cycle of exodus of Kashmiri Pandits and non-Kashmiri Hindus with scores of families leaving the valley.

The latest spy saga between India and Pakistan that unveiled a few kilometres away from Mohali stadium where prime ministers of India and Pakistan met while the two sides played the World Cup semi-final has an unlikely hero: An Indian Army soldier from Kashmir Valley.

Meerut police arrested Uttar Pradesh Navnirman Seva chief Amit Jani on Sunday in connection with the anti-Kashmiri hoardings that were put in parts of the state.

Nawaz Sharif made the remarks while addressing a joint session of Pakistan parliament convened to discuss the security situation in the wake of increasing India-Pak tensions. He expressed support for Kashmiris and said the issue should be resolved according to the wishes of people of Kashmir.

Two former soldiers, hatched a surrender-drama plot, asking four Baramulla youths to lay down their arms.

The body of another soldier was on Tuesday recovered from the encounter site inside the Sunjuwan Military camp here, taking the death toll in the terror attack to 10, including six Army personnel and three terrorists of the JeM.