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JAMMU AND KASHMIR
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1999
•October 31
• Kidnapped victim's wife gives up hope
•October 28
• Barakpora firing incident inquiry report submitted
•October 26
• Pakistan equates Palestine with Kashmir
•October 24
• 12 ultras, jawan among 14 killed in J&K: PTI
• Fernandes rules out unilateral ceasefire in J&K
•October 23
• Advani discusses state's problems with J&K legislators
• Blast at Lashkar meeting kills one: AFP
•October 21
• JK panchayat polls in four phases
• Nine killed, infiltration bid foiled in J&K
•October 20
• 15 militants killed in Udhampur district: PTI
•October 18
• Two soldiers, one civilian killed in Pak shelling: PTI
• BSF deputy commandant among 16 killed in J&K
•October 17
• 5 Pak, one India jawan killed during skirmish on LoC
• Jawan killed in Pak shelling
• Hizb chief asks New Delhi to take initiative on ceasefire: PTI
• 28 militants, 4 securitymen among 34 killed in J&K
•October 15
• Five securitymen among eight killed in J&K
• Two security personnel killed in J&K
• Militant threat to J&K assembly complex
• Contract killer escapes from Kishtwar jail
•October 14
• PM vows to carry on war against terrorism
• Four infiltrators, army jawan among 19 killed in J&K
• J&K border shelling forces thousands to migrate
•October 13
• 3 of family gunned down in Baramullah
• SIMI sees J&K as international problem
•October 12
• Six militants killed; tragedy averted
• Internecine clashes in PoK leave three militants dead
• JK may extend deadline for second phase of census
• Osama no terrorist, Kashmir not integral part of India: SIMI
•October 11
• 3 LET militants, National Conference leader among five killed in J&K: PTI
•October 10
• 3 BSF soldiers killed in highway blast
•October 7
• Six Pakistani soldiers killed: PTI
• Major tragedy averted in Poonch; militant killed in Rajouri district
• Militants use new routes to sneak into J&K: PTI
•October 6
• Kashmir a political problem: Padmanaban
• Top Hizb activist arrested, explosions during puja prevented
• Intrusion bid foiled, two hardcore militants killed in Jammu: PTI
• J&K approves state funding of elections
•October 4
• Four militants shot dead in J&K: AFP
•October 3
• J&K gets a new jail manual
•October 2
• Three Pak soldiers killed: PTI
•October 1
• J&K a major problem: Padmanabhan
• Five of family gunned down
•September 29
• Tension grips Leh following minor scuffle: PTI
•September 28
• Top militant killed in J&K: PTI
• Policeman killed in gun-battle in Srinagar
•September 27
• European envoys meet Yaseen Malik: PTI
• Thirteen militants, four security personnel among nineteen killed in J&K
•September 26
• European envoys meet Hurriyat leaders and Hizb mediator: PTI
• 13 militants among 15 killed in J&K: PTI
• Israeli experts in Kashmir to advise Indian
security forces
• Anantnag: Militant stronghold on road to development
•September 24
• J&K police chief to stay
•September 22
• Residents of 17 villages near LoC to be shifted
• Panun Kashmir apprises EU team of Pandits' plight
•September 19
• Census operations hit by Hizb ban
• Huge cache of arms found in Rajouri: PTI
•September 18
• Day curfew lifted in Rajouri, magisterial inquiry ordered: PTI
• BSF deputy commandant injured in militant attack: PTI
•September 17
• Curfew in Rajouri after students clash
•September 13
• Salahuddin holds out olive branch and gun
• 10 killed in suicide attack
•September 12
• Talks must include Pakistan, insists Hurriyat leader
•September 10
• Four militants gunned down in J&K
•September 9
• Hizbul threatens census officials with death
• IED with 10 kg of RDX found in Rajouri
•September 8
• Top Hizb commander killed in J&K encounter
• Fewer civilians killed this year in J&K
•September 6
• Militants may strike during PM's US visit
• J&K government to go ahead with census despite Hizbul threat
• Charar-i-Sharief shrine to be rebuilt by April 2001
• 5 BSF jawans injured in grenade attack
• Lihotta massacre main accused among six killed in J&K
•September 4
• Hizb 'bans' census
• Ten killed, six injured in J&K
•September 3
• Qureshi moots semi-sovereign status for J&K
•September 2
• Defence ministry issues vague denial to MP's claims
• Attempt on Shia leader's life
•September 1
• Chattisinghpora massacre accused arrested: PTI
•August 31
• Lone's son to marry JKLF leader's daughter
•August 29
• Hizb threatens to extend stir beyond J&K: PTI
• BSF unearths fake currency racket
• Tragedy averted in J&K: PTI
•August 27
• Salahuddin was not aware of ceasefire plan, says Geelani: PTI
• Nine militants, SPO among eleven killed in Kashmir
•August 25
• Global media blitz planned to expose Pak role in Kashmir
•August 24
• Six held for Srinagar car blast: PTI
• Cease-fire a temporary solution, says Bhat: PTI
•August 23
• Government to explain autonomy demand
• Lok Sabha rejects Congress' judicial probe demand
• Rights groups demand probe into massacres
• HC gives defence ministry six weeks to clear rents of J&K properties
• Special: Life in the jaws of death
• Hurriyat in talks with Pak officials in Delhi
•August 22
• Hizb rejects resettlement plan for Pandits
•August 20
• Lashkar sending suicide squads
• Hurriyat executive fails to discuss chief's proposal
• Major reshuffle in administration
• 6 hurt in Pakistani border shelling
• Fernandes rules out tripartite talks on Kashmir
•August 19
• Hurriyat puts forth new proposal
• Conducive atmosphere must: Venkaiah Naidu
• Hizb chief denies offer to renew talks
• Govt awaits concrete offer on peace talks
• Experts for caution on talks with Hizb
• Militant Hizb angling for a political slot
• Qureshi confident Hizb will return for talks
• Curfew in Rajouri after ultras kill six
• India blasts Pak at UN rights meet: PTI
•August 17
• Kashmiris stay indoors on I-Day
•August 15
• 'Why should we talk to Pakistan?'
• Militants vow to disrupt I-Day celebrations
•August 13
• Terrorism has spread in the state, says Saxena
• ISI man held for Pahalgam massacre
• Army captain, 5 ultras killed in Jammu
•August 12
• Kargil under our control: George Fernandes
• Govt under pressure to act against Pakistan
• LS, RS members condemn Srinagar blasts
• Hizb-trained ISI man held in Delhi with RDX
• Friends, relatives mourn Bhatia's death: PTI
• Pakistan criticised for supporting Kashmir violence: PTI
• Srinagar blast injured brought to Delhi: PTI
• Militants ambush BSF party, seven killed in J&K: PTI
•August 11
• HT photographer Pradeep loved movies
• The Srinagar Blast: A first person account
• 12 killed, 27 injured in Srinagar blasts
• Two women killed in grenade attack in J&K
• Security forces will hit back, promises George
• Angry Abdullah warns Pak of retaliation
• PM willing to resume talks with militants
• 2 killed in skirmish between BSF and militants
•August 10
• Miles to go for a durable peace!
• Anti-Hizb operations resume
• Charri Mubarak departs amidst tight security
• Hizb attacks army camp in Kashmir
• Govt now tries to woo Hurriyat
• Informal talks still on with ultras: Farooq
•August 9
• Congress alleges 'disinformation' campaign
• Curfew imposed, army out in Rajouri
• Govt blames Pak for cease-fire withdrawal
• 'We will have to talk to Pakistan in the future'
• Salahudin's village recalls him with fondness
• DGP says ceasefire helped him marshall forces
• Hizbul Mujahideen calls off ceasefire
• Ceasefire compliance shows Hizbul's influence: Qureshi
•August 8
• Congress demands judicial inquiry into massacres
• Hizb's Muzzaffarabad command to decide on talks
• Talks with Pak only in 'conducive atmosphere', says PM
• No peace without Hurriyat, says chairman Bhat
• Hizb's mediator says talks can go on without him
• Our ruling elite is totally indifferent to national security, says security expert K Subrahmanyam
•August 6
• Hurriyat does a U-turn on peace talks
• Day curfew is lifted in Jammu
• EU criticises Kashmir attacks
• Pak will have to be consulted: Rasgotra
•August 5
• Pak not allowed to raise Kashmir issue at UNCHR
• German tourist's body brought to Srinagar
• 'Our struggle is for freedom. We want freedom. And our struggle will continue,' says Hizbul Mujahideen spokesman Salim Hashmi
• Congress demands judicial inquiry into Kashmir carnage
• We won't give in to terrorism, says PM
• Human rights panel sends notice on Amarnath yatra massacre
• Farooq is biggest hurdle to peace in Kashmir, says Mufti
• Amarnath yatra resumes with tighter security
• US will aid J&K talks: envoy
• US slowly becoming part of J&K issue
COLOR=#23238e>•August 4
• Hizbul, govt differ on Pak participation in talks
• Vajpayee invites other militants to join talks
• Details of PM's visit were worked out onboard aircraft
• Pakistan denies hand in massacres
• Salah-ud-Din wanted Dar to postpone Hizb ceasefire offer
• Missing German tourist's body found in J&K
• Home secretary leaves for talks with Hizb
• Amnesty International condemns massacre of civilians in Kashmir: AFP
• Pilgrims, labourers flee Kashmir: AFP
• Army launches major offensive: AFP
• Lok Sabha mourns loss of lives in militant attacks
• Alert sounded in Uttar Pradesh
• Diary: Does peace have a chance?
•August 3
• More attacks likely, say intelligence agencies
•August 2
• 18 massacred near Anantnag
• 27 killed as militants strike in Pahalgam
• Militants attack Amarnath yatra office
• Hizbul nominee approached by officials
• Hizbul under pressure from Pakistan
•August 1
• Stop military action: Hizbul negotiator
•July 30
• Farooq discusses J&K situation with PM
• No dialogue on autonomy, PM assures J&K delegation
•July 29
• Army denies suspension of operations
• Centre invites Hizbul for talks
• 3 Amarnath pilgrims killed in road mishap
•July 28
• Hizbul threatens to revoke ceasefire offer
• Police avert two major tragedies in Srinagar
•July 27
• Ceasefire decision was hasty: Hurriyat
• Jehad council expels Hizbul
• Brajesh cautious on ceasefire offer
• Pakistan shells Indian village
• Autonomy spurs debate in LS
• At least Pak shelling has stopped, say Kargil residents
• Veterans pitch for a stronger, well-prepared military
•July 26
• JK peace committee welcomes Hizbul decision
• July 23
• 'We will talk to achieve a breakthrough - no
short-cuts, no interim measures.'
• 33,000 Amarnath pilgrims stranded
• July 22
• Farooq dilutes stand on pre-1953 status
• TDP to discuss autonomy committee report
• July 21
• Abdul Ghani Butt is new Hurriyat chief
• Abdullah rejects Centre's suggestion for fresh proposals
• Amarnath yatra claims three more lives
• Farooq Abdullah meets President Narayanan
• Abducted German tourist untraced in Kargil
• July 18
• 315 kilos of RDX seized, 8 militants shot dead
• 663 militants, including 170 foreigners, killed since January
• July 17
• German tourist feared abducted in Ladakh
• July 16
• NC working committee may authorise Farooq to take final decision
• July 14
• NC working committee meeting on Sunday
• July 12
• NDA now tries to woo National Conference
• NC meet may be put off after Abdullah's mother expires
• July 7
• Vaishnodevi pilgrim gang-raped
• July 6
• NC to take stock on Friday
• Vajpayee serves notice on National Conference
• July 5
• Union Cabinet rejects autonomy resolution
• July 4
• The ball is in the Centre's court: Farooq
• BJP, Farooq conspiring on autonomy issue: Mulayam
• July 2
• We are not asking for the moon
• 1975 accord should be basis for autonomy: Manmohan Singh
• Ladakh resolution illegal: state government
• July 1
• Govt plans awareness campaign on autonomy
• 'Autonomy recipe for disaster'
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Pakistan government insincere: Abdullah
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Ladakh seeks separation
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