'No hope, no chance at all' for Pakistan avalanche victims
Hopes of finding survivors have faded as Pakistan troops desperately search for 135 people still buried in an avalanche at the Siachen Glacier.
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The Economist attacks India in Kashmir censorship row
The Economist has accused India of censorship after officials prevented the distribution of the latest edition because of a map of Kashmir.
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In India, some pray for a Pakistan victory
In Indian Kashmir, allegiance to the rival team, Pakistan, reflects bitter feelings in the turbulent region.
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Paradise regained
Tourists are trickling back to Kashmir, despite its reputation. Ed Douglas finds it scarred but safe --and heartbreakingly beautiful.
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India, Pakistan hold first talks since Mumbai attacks
India and Pakistan hold their first official talks since the 2008 Mumbai attacks on Thursday, a meeting that may help thaw their frigid relations.
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Pre-paid cellphones a security risk, says Indian govt
India's home minister said on Wednesday that pre-paid cellphones may be banned in Kashmir as concerns grow that they are impossible to trace.
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Kashmir chief resigns over sex scandal
Kashmir's chief minister Omar Abdullah resigned on Tuesday over what he described as "baseless" allegations that he was involved in a sex scandal.
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Brown blames Pakistan militants over Mumbai
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown blamed banned Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba for last month's deadly Mumbai attack.
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Indian Kashmir tense after new anti-India protests
Indian Kashmir was tense on Thursday after thousands of anti-India protestors poured on to the streets during the night in defiance of a curfew.
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Indian security forces shoot dead Kashmir protesters
Indian security forces fired into crowds of protesters for a second day on Tuesday as they defied curfews in Indian Kashmir, killing a reported 14.
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