Militants threat

Jammu and Kashmir police will come up with its own web portal to counter the articulation of young youth of the Valley and to rope in parents

Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir range, Vijay Kumar Monday said that the three youth killed in Lawaypora gunfight were militants

The Indian Army wants to give a chance to the youth who have come under the guise of terrorism. For this, some policies. Lt Gen BS Raju

Indian Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane has said that about 300-400 militants are waiting across the Line of Control (LoC)

The Union Ministry of Defence Wednesday active militants in J&K have come down to less than 200 while as local militant

Over 1700 policemen including 508 Personal Security Officers (PSOs) protecting politicians of various political parties

Police in Ganderbal have apprehended two youths who have been mislead to join terror ranks. youths were counselled and handed over to parents.

Abdul Rashid Shora filed a police complaint against JNU's research scholar Shehla Rashid. Shehla's is involved in anti-national activities

Militants attacked security forces in HMT area near Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir in which two soldiers were killed.

200 militants are active as of now in Jammu and Kashmir of which 60 militants are active in northern districts