Kashmir shutdown

NITI Aayog Member Claims He Was Misquoted After Saying Kashmiris Use Internet Only To Watch Dirty Films
Amid the longest ever internet shutdown in a democracy, VK Saraswat said "What difference does it make if theres no internet in Kashmir?"
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This Kashmiri Rapper Is Calling Out India's 'Sell-Out' Media, Govt
Amid the ongoing blackout and the uncertainty in the valley, Ahmer Javed documented the exhausting anxiety of his people, the fear and the tired resignation.
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Kashmir: Postpaid Mobile Phone Services To Be Resumed
There's no internet still.
By Press Trust of India

In Kashmir, Modi Govt Attempts Staging 'Normalcy' With Threats And Intimidation
Kashmiris have adopted a policy of quiet non-cooperation to protest the Indian governments excesses. The local administration has responded by airbrushing reality.
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Kashmir: J& K State Flag Removed From Civil Secretariat
The flag was adopted by state constituent assembly on June 7, 1952. The three stripes represented the states three regions of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh.
By Press Trust of India

'What Are We? Spoils Of War?': Mehbooba Muftis Daughter Iltija Says After Leaving Kashmir
Iltija Mufti has left Kashmir after 16 days under house arrest. Her mother, the former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, remains detained.
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Kashmir Shutdown Unprecedented For A Democracy, Says UN Freedom Of Speech Expert
David Kaye, the U.N. Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Opinion and Expression, said the communication blackout is a 'disproportionate' interference with the rights of Kashmiris.
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