From the sudden rise in the number of local militants killed to Geelani’s resignation, the apparent change in Pakistan’s policy towards Kashmir seems to be a majorly contributing factor.

How Pakistan has dumped Hurriyat and Hizbul Mujahideen in Kashmir

After 30 years of romance, Pakistan seems to have dumped both Hizbul and Hurriyat alike.

Even as the prime accused is reportedly hiding in Pakistan, this case needs to be resolved for the sake of fearless journalists and journalism itself.

One Year After Shujaat Bukhari: Rising Kashmir editor was killed a year ago. The investigation into his murder has gone nowhere

south Kashmir militancy

How terror handlers are trying to expand beyond the Pir Panjals

As northern part of Jammu and Kashmir is getting largely free of terror outfits, the terrains in south Kashmir are now proving to be more lucrative for sustained militancy

Terrorist outfits such as JeM, which attacked the Sunjuwan base, are flourishing as India hasn't been able to build enough pressure on Pakistan.

Attack on Army camp in Jammu: It's time India teaches Pakistan a hard lesson

Says a lot about Pakistan if Pervez Musharraf thinks cozying up to LeT will get him back in power.

Why Pervez Musharraf confessing his open support for Lashkar-e-Taiba is troubling

What does it say about Pakistan if the former president thinks cosying up to a terrorist organisation will get him back in power?

When push comes to shove, the only weapon visible in the India's armoury appears to be that futile talk shop called the United Nations.

What exactly is India doing to fight terrorism?

How security forces finally got LeT chief Abu Dujana

The Lashkar militant, who was operating in Kashmir valley since 2010, had managed to slip away many times in the past.

Was Modi LeT's target?

UPA's overwhelming desire to fix a charge of a fake encounter in Ishrat Jahan case was apparent as he rose to national prominence.

Honouring Colonel Santosh Mahadik, who died battling terrorism

The 38-year-old commando officer gave up his life fighting LeT militants in north Kashmir's Kupwara.

How voices caused greater damage than bullets during 26/11

The persistent command and control, possibly the first for any terrorist strike in history, made it so unique.