PDP’s dilemma on rohingya crisis
Marking another failure in its report card, the PDP has failed to prevail upon its coalition partner in the government to respect the sentiments of the people of Kashmir and...
Read moreDetailsMarking another failure in its report card, the PDP has failed to prevail upon its coalition partner in the government to respect the sentiments of the people of Kashmir and...
Read moreDetailsThe followers and sympathisers of BJP were surprised to see Home Minister Rajnath Singh assuring Kashmiris of full protection of their sentiments on Article 35 A when he on September...
Read moreDetailsSensing trouble after the joint resistance leadership (JRL) called for a shut down on the eve of four day visit of Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to Jammu & Kashmir,...
Read moreDetailsThe decision of the mainstream position to joint the legal battle on article 35 in the supreme court of the country and the acceptance of senior Congress leader Tariq Hameed...
Read moreDetailsTill yesterday the political debate was restricted to the legal battle for protection of Article 370 challenged in the supreme court of the country by a lesser known non-governmental organization...
Read moreDetailsThough coalition governments are run on mutual trust and cooperation but for the first time in post-1947 political history of Jammu & Kashmir the friendly gestures of ruling Peoples’ Democratic...
Read moreDetailsAs Chief Minister Mebhooba Mufti Friday this week said that connecting people is her mission, the education minister Altaf Bukhari is pursuing a pragmatic approach for reconnecting migrant Kashmiri pundits...
Read moreDetailsThe ruling Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) has been put to yet another embarrassment by the ally BJP after the recent denial of the central government to respond to a Public...
Read moreDetailsFailed to deliver the promises they made to the people since 1975 both Abdullahs’ and Muftis’ are now desperately trying to play new tricks for power and pelf and the...
Read moreDetailsThe huge public outrage against the killing of seven amarnath yatris in Anantnag in South Kashmir has shown that Kashmiriyat is very much alive in valley irrespective of the fact...
Read moreDetailsThe publication of “Kashmir Horizon” as an English daily was started with a modest attempt on May 19, 2008.It has been a Himalayan attempt for “The Kashmir Horizon” to survive the challenges posed to journalism in the violence fraught place like Jammu & Kashmir.
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