Rajouri, a historically rich border town in Jammu and Kashmir, forces its residents to walk on choked roads instead of safe pavements. Footpaths are broken, encroached upon or simply absent, with ...

The report from Rawalakot’s protest camp captures a city suspended between defiance and a weary search for dialogue. Under ...

In Rawalakot, months-long agitation has transformed from a protest over electricity tariffs, flour prices and political ...

The story revisits a forgotten controversy surrounding Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, whose birthday is celebrated as Teachers’ ...

The first part of this ground report follows a journalist’s journey from Rawalpindi to Rawalakot to show how a political ...

The article argues that Kashmir’s power crisis is rooted not just in tariffs and losses but in a deeper resource-economics ...

A six-year RTI-based study by the Chenab Times Foundation has mapped an alarming road-safety crisis across Jammu and ...

The article uses Albert Camus’s philosophy of absurdity to interrogate India’s evolving narrative on Naxalism, arguing that ...

The article examines Pakistan’s handling of unrest in Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir, arguing that Islamabad is ...

Marking Teachers’ Day in Jammu and Kashmir, the article argues that celebratory rhetoric and favourable pupil-teacher ratios ...

In a detailed affidavit tied to the 1990 killing of Kashmiri Pandit nurse Sarla Bhat, JKLF chairman Yasin Malik counters long-standing accusations that he fuelled anti-Pandit violence and migration.

Chaudhry Tariq Farooq’s election as Speaker of the newly constituted Legislative Assembly of Pakistan-administered Jammu and ...