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Byline: Sameer Yasir, Emily Schmall and Iqbal Kirmani SRINAGAR, Kashmir - Manmeet Kour Bali had to defend her marriage in court. A Sikh by birth, Ms. Bali converted to Islam [...]

SRINAGAR, Kashmir -- Manmeet Kour Bali had to defend her marriage in court. A Sikh by birth, Ms. Bali converted to Islam to marry a Muslim man. Her parents objected [...]

He was a close aide to the most powerful Kashmiri separatist leader for 50 years, but he was arrested a year ago and imprisoned. He died in a hospital of [...]

Over years of fighting, Riyaz Ahmad Naikoo recruited scores of young Kashmiris in an armed quest for independence from India. His death has set off a fresh wave of unrest. [...]

The article reports on the assassination of two non-Muslim teachers in a school in Srinagar, Kashmir, India in October 2021 amidst the rise of attacks against Hindu and Sikh civilians in the region.

The article informs about the killing of Kashmiri lawyer Babar Qadri, who was shot to death in his home, making him one of the most high-profile casualties of the violence in Kashmir.

The article inform Sara Begum's suffering began on August 3, when masked policemen barged into her home, badly roughed up her son and whisked him away, in Kashmir, India.

The article reports on the closure of schools in the Kashmir, India due to the political unrest in the region. Topics explored include the revocation of Kashmir's autonomy by the Indian government, the attacks and disruption caused by separatist militants in Kashmir, and the psychological impact of the situation on students according to Ohio University anthropologist Haley Duschinski.

The article offers information on the Peerzada Lateef Shah, survivor of an assassination attempt in 2019 by Kashmiri separatists risked his life in a high·wire political process to bring peace to Kashmir, the moumainous, predominantly Muslim region that has long chafed under India's rule.

The article reports that militants in Kashmir, India have pulled five construction workers from their apartment, lined them up outside and shot them dead in the deadliest single attack on civilians since the Indian government revoked the disputed region's autonomy in August 5, 2019.

The article report that Pakistan and India reaffirmed their commitment to a cease-fire along the troubled border between the two countries after a year of bloody skirmishes, a move welcomed in both countries for lowering tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors.

The article reports that twenty members of India's armed forces have been killed in a violent face-off with Chinese soldiers on their disputed Himalayan border in the worst military crisis between the two countries in nearly 60 years.