Kashmiri terrorists

As far as one word reviews go, let’s first start with the movie The Kashmir Files itself – it’s a 'watershed'.

From slaughtering cow at Lal Chowk to raising Pakistani slogans in the valley, meet Asiya Andrabi, the women jihadi leader in the valley

Yasin Malik is also accused of the murder of four Air Force officers in January 1990. Sqn Ldr Ravi Khanna was one of the four Indian Air Force personnel was killed by Yasin Mallik and other JKLF terrorists, who were waiting at Sant Nagar Crossing to board their buses.

The response by Venkatesh Prasad came after the Kerala Congress had posted a series of tweets to deny the genocide of Kashmiri Hindus and absolve the acts of Jihadi terrorists in Kashmir in the 1990s.

The 6 paragraph review of Kashmir Files published by Anupama Chopra essentially denies that genocide of Hindus ever happened

Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it. Which is why Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri's The Kashmir Files should be seen by every Indian so the bloody history of the valley is not forgotten

Terrorists from Afghanistan with high-tech weapons and night-vision devices have made their way to the Kashmir LoC via Pakistan

Pakistan-backed law firm in the UK Stoke White has requested the UK police to arrest Indian Army Chief and Home Minister

The Modi government may soon ban all factions of the Kashmiri separatist organisation Hurriyat Conference under UAPA

Fresh notices has been issued to Kashmiri Pandit employees by their respective departments asking them to join work within 2 days