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The partition era in 1947 is termed as one of the darkest periods in the history of India as it entirely changed the countrys identity. Thousands were displaced and countless others lost their lives to the event. The communal tensions sparked during the era remain prevalent to this day

UPDATED: July 3, 2021 12:17 IST PM Modi greets NC chairman Farooq Abdullah, ex-CM Mehbooba Mufti and other J&K leaders invited to the June 24 talks in New Delhi; (ANI Photo) June 24 marked a watershed moment in the history of Jammu and Kashmir as the Centre and representatives of the region’s political parties met in New Delhi, 22 months after the BJP-led government unilaterally scrapped Article 370 and bifurcated the erstwhile state into two Union territories (UTs). The meeting chaired by Pr...

Morning Brief (ET Bureau) Anjali Venugopalan | 30:58 Min | July 02, 2021, 8:01 AM IST Does PM Modi’s meeting with leaders from Kashmir signal a thaw in relations between the Centre and the Valley? Or is it just realpolitik? DS Hooda, Former Army Commander, Northern Command; Policy analyst Radha Kumar, who was a member Group of Interlocutors for J&K and ET’s Hakeem Irfan Rashid analyse the Valleys politics. Clip credits: WION, The Damage Report, The Economic Times, Times Now, Lok Sabha TV Ta...

کراچی (نیوز ڈیسک)مودی انتظامیہ اور کشمیری رہنماؤں کی ملاقات میں مودی کا حدبندی اور انتخابات کرانے پر زور رہا۔ دی وائر کی پالیسی تجزیہ کار رادھا کمار لکھتی ہیں کہ آخر...

India and Pakistan recently held their first meeting in three years on water sharing rights after a border ceasefire pledge reflected signs of rapprochement between the two nuclear neighbours who hav…

Jammu, Mar 11 (KNS): Senior BJP leader  Ashwani Kumar Chrungoo said that doctorine of present Government is terror and talks wont go together.  "While the ceasefire agreement at the level of DGMOs between India and Pakistan is a welcome development, yet it needs to be reiterated that Indias current policy regarding Pakistan is guided by the doctrine that terror and talks wont go together" he said  while addressing a webinar held by the Centre for Peace & Progress, New Delhi on the topic: "Im...

Curious case of Aravind Adiga as a famous literary recluse: Booker-winning author is anomaly in publishing world In an inversion of the mantra that marketing is a necessary evil, the bane of an author’s existence that ultimately has its reward, Adiga refuses to do too much publicity around his books, often to the chagrin of his publishers. Nawaid Anjum February 16, 2021 11:04:58 IST ...

In its second report, a group of eminent citizens also speaks about the pandemic, changes in land laws hitting people's economic interests and the costs of the 18-month 4G ban.