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The government of India is mulling restrictions on the flying rights of Kashmiri separatists by not renewing their passports. The decision comes just after security for separatists had been stripped off

Sources also suggest that Rashid may be called for questioning and asked to explain what evidence she had to tweet about the Kashmiri girls being trapped that led to chaos and confusion and spread panic among the minority sections of the society.

Tahseen Gul, a second year BTech student of Chitkara University in Baddi, had put up a picture of Dar as his Whatsapp profile photo. He also changed his status to:  “Allah Talah aap ki shahadat kabool kare (May Allah accept your martydom)” 

Some media organisations even carried the story based on the tweets, but after verifying the details, the Uttarakhand Police said those were rumours and while there was confusion regarding pro-Pakistan slogans raised by Kashmiri girls, it was sorted.

In the wake of the Pulwama attack, the Indian government has decided to withdraw the security cover and other facilities provided to Kashmiri separatist leaders Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Abdul Ghani Bhat, Bilal Lone, Hashim Qureshi and Shabir Shah.

Recently, the photograph of the Ph.D. scholar-turned-militant Waseem Ahmad Rather went viral on social media with a message asking young people to the banned terror outfits and fight against the army

It has been 30 years since Kashmiri Hindus (Pandits) were given the multiple choice of convert, flee or die. More than wonder, I shudder at why have what happened to the Kashmiri Hindus not taught to every citizen of India? Why are there no cautionary messages spread about Islamist fundamentalism across the world, despite what was played out in the valley by radical fanatics?

Alia Bhatt urges CBFC to life ban on her mother Soni Razdan's film 'No Fathers in Kashmir', which is about a teenage British Kashmiri who retraces her roots in search of her father.

Endorsing film and theatre actor Naseeruddin Shah's view on Indian society or politics is akin to a subscription to the product endorsement fallacy. It's like saying Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s ability to finish cricket matches and his sense of timing while keeping the stumps automatically translates into expertise in motorcycle tyres or sugar-saturated soft drink that your child should drink!