Article 370
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‘We’re back in the Stone Age’: Kashmir has gone close to five months without the internet
Safwat Zargar
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J&K: Five more Kashmiri political leaders released from detention
Scroll Staff
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Kashmiri leaders released from detention are silent on Article 370. Here’s why
Safwat Zargar
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I-League: Real Kashmir face Chennai City in first home match after abrogation of Article 370
Scroll Staff
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A 65-year-old Kashmiri was detained and shifted to a UP jail after August 5. He never made it back
Safwat Zargar
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J&K: Prayers held at Srinagar’s Jamia Masjid for the first time in over four months
Scroll Staff
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Special Report: In Kashmir, who are the leaders of the new political ‘mainstream’?
Ipsita Chakravarty Safwat Zargar
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Scrapping of J&K special status against people’s will and unconstitutional, petitioners tell SC
Scroll Staff
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Kashmir: 87% fewer tourists visited Valley in August-November this year, says report
Scroll Staff
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Five Scroll articles on what Kashmir looks like in the fourth month since special status was revoked
Scroll Staff
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In Jammu and Kashmir, a new department opens to register land transactions – and it’s sparked anger
Safwat Zargar
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Shutters down: How Kashmir has kept up a slow-burning protest since Article 370 was revoked
Ipsita Chakravarty Safwat Zargar
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Kashmir: Train services fully restored in Srinagar-Banihal section, says Indian Railways
Scroll Staff
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Kashmir: Two former MLAs released from detention, say reports
Scroll Staff
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Kashmir situation is ‘not at all normal’, says Yashwant Sinha after visit to Valley
Scroll Staff
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Rajnath Singh says ‘no power in the world’ can stop construction of Ram temple
Scroll Staff
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Rajasthan: Kashmiri students beaten up at Mewar University, four arrested
Scroll Staff
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Singing Kashmir: Rappers and musicians are trying to speak of an altered reality post Article 370
Ipsita Chakravarty
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J&K: Government tells SC ‘everything is normal’; petitioners are presenting ‘grim picture’
Scroll Staff
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Babri Masjid revisited: No, we cannot just decide that it’s done and dusted and move on
Kalpana Kannabiran