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Services to be restored from noon Monday, claims Indian official

PML-N slams govt for running its own business despite opposition-requisitioned session 

India is considering restricting imports after Mahathir slammed New Delhi's illegal actions in IOK, say sources

10-year-old boy martyred, 24 others were injured in Oct 10 ceasefire violations

PM Imran says Pakistan will always fight for the rights of Kashmiris

India plans to substitute Malaysian palm oil with edible oils from countries like Indonesia, Argentina and Ukraine

Mark Warner, co-chair of US Senate India Caucus, urges New Delhi to respect freedom of press, political participation

Premier questions the 'headline coverage' being given to protests in Hong Kong

Both sides are hoping to build further their personal rapport

In the wake of the growing Indian provocation

All 83 rooms are empty, says general manager of a five-star hotel

Spokesperson urges the world to refrain from pushing the region into an arms race

We need to come out with new ideas to highlight human rights violations in IOK, says chairman SHRF

As Indian peoplecontinue cheering the brutal lockdown of Kashmir

With risk of turning into a into a holy nuclear Jihad

Mangla Corps Commander Lt Gen Nadeem Zaki speaks at event marking 14th anniversary of devastating quake

Islamabad reaches ‘verbal agreement’ with microblogging site, says NITB chairman

The two leaders will meet in Chennai on October 11-12

Despite New Delhi’s antagonistic policies, Islamabad looking to reap economic benefit from cross-border project

It was expected that with the rise of electronic media, the issue of Kashmir would get mainstream

Pakistan’s image will have significant bearing in garnering global support to counter India’s hostile posture

Malaysia seeks Indonesia’s cooperation to state Kuala Lumpur’s stance on IOK issue in UNSC

'India’s communication blackout in occupied valley is having a devastating impact on Kashmiris'

Also okays resolution condemning Indian atrocities in IOK

Ceasefire violations by India are a threat to regional peace and security, says FO

Pakistan looks forward to peace but shall not compromise on principles of honour and dignity of the nation, says COAS

Authorities have detained over 4,000 people since the region’s statehood and autonomy were revoked on August 5

Mobile and internet services are still largely blocked in the occupied Kashmir valley

A stage drama titled ‘Kashmir Banay Ga Pakistan’ was played at Rashidia Auditoriu

Foreign minister says international observers welcome to visit AJK

Express concern over grave human rights violation in disputed territory

Senator Van Hollen acknowledges sacrifices of Pakistani soldiers after witnessing development work in Miran Shah

Visiting dignitaries laud Pakistan's role in Afghanistan, says ISPR

Beijing-Delhi relations have been strained after later revoked Occupied Kashmir's autonomy

Will meet the Chinese leadership, including President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang

Hold legislative assembly elections in IOK and let the people decide on Article 370 and statehood, says the petition

Chris Van Hollen and Maggie Hassan say they will continue pushing New Delhi to lift curfew in IOK, release prisoners

Farooq Abdullah, son Omar - both former chief ministers of IOK - have been under detention since August 5

Ironically, it was India that brought the Kashmir dispute for a resolution to the UN in 1948

PM Imran stood his ground because he has nurtured the credibility and relationships to forcefully air his viewpoint

Another fact-finding team comes back with horror stories from Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir

Foreign relations committee report calls on India to lift curfew, free detainees

Foreign Office advises New Delhi to keep its lectures on diplomacy, normality to itself

'If Indian govt has nothing to hide then they should not worry about people visiting Kashmir'

Supporters of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front plan to march from Muzaffarabad to Srinagar

New Delhi's cutting of internet and mobile phone links cripples business in the troubled region

Premier says any attempt to cross LoC will give India an excuse to increase violent oppression in IOK

Spokesperson says IOK human rights issue needs to be addressed

FM says protest on October 27 will damage Kashmir cause as the day is marked as ‘black day’

India took the UNSC’s lack of seriousness as an opportunity to tighten its military control over IOK