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No Talks With Separatists In Jammu And Kashmir, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The union government made its stand clear and reiterated that there will not be any talks with separatists or those raising slogans of "accession or Azadi" in Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre informed the Supreme Court on Friday that a dialogue to restore normalcy was possible only with the legally recognised stakeholders or political parties.
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Exclusive: 'No Point Going To Meet Apple Growers' - What Went Down At Kashmir All-Party Meet
"No point going all the way to Kashmir just to meet apple growers." This acerbic comment from an opposition leader to Home Minister Rajnath Singh exposed the fault lines within the all-party delegation ahead of its two-day visit to the troubled state which begins today.
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Centre, Mehbooba Discuss New Track 2 Team For Kashmir Dialogue: Sources
The centre is forming a new team to start a dialogue in Kashmir through informal channels and help resolve the crisis that has crippled the state for 50 days now, sources have told NDTV.
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Open To Dialogue With Groups in Jammu and Kashmir That Do Not Engage In Violence, Says Home Ministry
The Union Home Ministry today said that it is open to a dialogue with those groups in Jammu and Kashmir which "eschew the path of violence and are willing to work within the framework of the Constitution of India".
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No Talks With Separatists In Jammu And Kashmir, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The union government made its stand clear and reiterated that there will not be any talks with separatists or those raising slogans of "accession or Azadi" in Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre informed the Supreme Court on Friday that a dialogue to restore normalcy was possible only with the legally recognised stakeholders or political parties.
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Exclusive: 'No Point Going To Meet Apple Growers' - What Went Down At Kashmir All-Party Meet
"No point going all the way to Kashmir just to meet apple growers." This acerbic comment from an opposition leader to Home Minister Rajnath Singh exposed the fault lines within the all-party delegation ahead of its two-day visit to the troubled state which begins today.
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Centre, Mehbooba Discuss New Track 2 Team For Kashmir Dialogue: Sources
The centre is forming a new team to start a dialogue in Kashmir through informal channels and help resolve the crisis that has crippled the state for 50 days now, sources have told NDTV.
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Open To Dialogue With Groups in Jammu and Kashmir That Do Not Engage In Violence, Says Home Ministry
The Union Home Ministry today said that it is open to a dialogue with those groups in Jammu and Kashmir which "eschew the path of violence and are willing to work within the framework of the Constitution of India".
