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Srinagar, January 6 The Jammu and Kashmir government has declared nearly 70 hectares of land in Gulmarg and Sonamarg tourist resorts of the valley as “strategic areas”, paving the way for

The administration on Monday held its maiden real estate summit in Jammu, which according to official sources would encourage non-residents to buy land in the UT

SRINAGAR: Stating that it will continue to oppose domicile, land and housing to outsiders, the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) Tuesday pledged to resist undermining rights and assault on aspirations of JK residents.

SRINAGAR: Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Monday said that efforts that aim at a holistic development and job creation in Jammu and Kashmir are welcome but not at the cost of domicile laws that safeguard land and employment rights of its permanent residents.

A first-of-its-kind real estate summit in Jammu organised by the centre and the J&K administration to encourage people from across the country to buy land, or a second home, in Jammu and Kashmir, has drawn sharp political reactions in the erstwhile s

Proposal also submitted for land use change, notification of 92 villages Step being taken as glaring discrepancies impeding development Mohinder Verma

The writer is an author and lawyer based in Mumbai. HISTORY has placed an enormous burden on the People’s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) and its leaders; especially on its president, Dr Farooq Abdullah, leader of the National Conference, and Ms Mehbooba Mufti, its vice president and leader of the People’s Democratic Party. Both were elected to these posts on Oct 24, 2020. Sajjad Lone, the People’s Conference chairman, was elected official spokesman, while the veteran leader of the...

16 December 2020 Author: Ayesha Ray, King’s College, Pennsylvania Close to a year-and-a-half since the revocation of Kashmir’s autonomy on 5 August 2019, India continues to smother Kashmir under repression. Severe restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic — including the termination of internet and communications — displayed disregard for basic humanity by the world’s largest democracy. Although the government has released a significant number of Kashmiris, 400 remain in custody under...