Kashmir Interlocutors Report

A prominent Kashmiri separatist group, Muslim Conference appears to have split right through the middle after its top leader Abdul Ghani Bhat was reported to have quietly met Dineshwar Sharma, the central government's interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir. Hurriyat leaders had earlier decided not to engage with the interlocutor.

A case over whether Jammu and Kashmir can keep its right to decide who qualifies as a permanent resident of the state will be taken up for hearing by the Supreme Court after three months, in January-end next year. The government had cited the recent appointment of Dineshwar Sharma as its interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir, saying the top court's he...

Dineshwar Sharma, the soft-spoken former chief of India's intelligence agency mandated to carry out a "sustained dialogue" with all stakeholders in Jammu and Kashmir, has told NDTV that he wanted to speak "to anyone and everyone interested in bringing permanent peace in Kashmir valley". Mr Sharma is expected to slip into the new role with relative ...

Dineshwar Sharma, a former intelligence bureau chief has been appointed by the Centre as its interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir, Home Minister Rajnath Singh announced on Monday, calling the decision a follow-up to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks that "Kashmir's problems can only be solved by embracing Kashmiris".

Ruling out a return to the pre-1953 position, Centre's interlocutors on Jammu and Kashmir have favoured setting up a Constitutional Committee to review all Central Acts and Articles of the Constitution of India to the state extended after 1952.

The interlocutors appointed by the Centre a year ago to design a political roadmap for Jammu and Kashmir, have submitted their report to the Home Minister today.

Appointed by the Centre exactly a year ago, interlocutors for Jammu and Kashmir will submit their report to Home Minister P Chidambaram later today. After last year's stone pelting crisis in the Valley in which 120 people died the interlocutors were asked to take look at the political roadmap for the state.

After completing their first visit to Jammu and Kashmir, the interlocutors appointed by the Centre have submitted their initial report to the Home Minister.They have given a list of recommendations to government on Kashmir which they said can't be made public. They also maintained that they will continue making regular trips to Kashmir to keep the ...

A prominent Kashmiri separatist group, Muslim Conference appears to have split right through the middle after its top leader Abdul Ghani Bhat was reported to have quietly met Dineshwar Sharma, the central government's interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir. Hurriyat leaders had earlier decided not to engage with the interlocutor.

A case over whether Jammu and Kashmir can keep its right to decide who qualifies as a permanent resident of the state will be taken up for hearing by the Supreme Court after three months, in January-end next year. The government had cited the recent appointment of Dineshwar Sharma as its interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir, saying the top court's he...

Dineshwar Sharma, the soft-spoken former chief of India's intelligence agency mandated to carry out a "sustained dialogue" with all stakeholders in Jammu and Kashmir, has told NDTV that he wanted to speak "to anyone and everyone interested in bringing permanent peace in Kashmir valley". Mr Sharma is expected to slip into the new role with relative ...

Dineshwar Sharma, a former intelligence bureau chief has been appointed by the Centre as its interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir, Home Minister Rajnath Singh announced on Monday, calling the decision a follow-up to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks that "Kashmir's problems can only be solved by embracing Kashmiris".

Ruling out a return to the pre-1953 position, Centre's interlocutors on Jammu and Kashmir have favoured setting up a Constitutional Committee to review all Central Acts and Articles of the Constitution of India to the state extended after 1952.

The interlocutors appointed by the Centre a year ago to design a political roadmap for Jammu and Kashmir, have submitted their report to the Home Minister today.

Appointed by the Centre exactly a year ago, interlocutors for Jammu and Kashmir will submit their report to Home Minister P Chidambaram later today. After last year's stone pelting crisis in the Valley in which 120 people died the interlocutors were asked to take look at the political roadmap for the state.

After completing their first visit to Jammu and Kashmir, the interlocutors appointed by the Centre have submitted their initial report to the Home Minister.They have given a list of recommendations to government on Kashmir which they said can't be made public. They also maintained that they will continue making regular trips to Kashmir to keep the ...