Modi visits Indian-administered Kashmir on local election campaign amid massive security
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting the main city in Himalayan Kashmir to campaign for his party in the ...
Modi visits Indian-controlled Kashmir on local election campaign amid massive security
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting the main city in Himalayan Kashmir to campaign for his party in the ...
Christian Science Monitor1d
Why Kashmir’s local election could usher in a new political era
With fresh faces emerging to challenge the traditional political powerhouses, the region’s political dynamics already appear ...
After decades of election boycotts, many in Kashmir appear ready to vote to deny Modi power in region
For decades, boycotting elections in Indian-controlled Kashmir was a sign of protest against Indian rule. That may change on ...
Indian-controlled Kashmir sees voters head to the polls for local government election for first time after losing autonomy
A phased election for choosing a local government in Indian-controlled Kashmir has opened in the first such vote since Prime ...
Modi Faces New Test in Kashmir After Bruising Election Fight
Three months after his worst election performance to date, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is facing another challenging ...
Jammu And Kashmir Phase 1 Polling Turnout Didn't Reach 2014 Election Level
The voter turnout in the first phase of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections failed to match the voter turnout in the ...
Jammu and Kashmir records 61.38% voter turnout in phase one of elections, Election Commission of India says
Jammu and Kashmir saw a 61.38% voter turnout in the first phase of assembly elections, according to the Election Commission ...
Large turnout expected for crucial local government election in Indian-controlled Kashmir
In Indian-controlled Kashmir, many people boycotted elections for decades in protest against Indian rule. The vote is the ...
Al Jazeera on MSN4d
Kashmir election: Are separatist candidates change agents or Trojan horses?
For decades, the Jamaat-e-Islami boycotted elections. Now, the banned group has upended its position—and the campaign.