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Kashmiri journalists display laptops and placards during a protest demanding restoration of internet service, in Srinagar, Nov. 12, 2019.

Internet restrictions make it virtually impossible for Kashmiris to get COVID-19 info

COVID-19

While daily life in the US and elsewhere can feel like a deluge of COVID-19 news and updates, most people in Kashmir haven’t been able to access basic information on the internet about how they can protect themselves.

360 Staff Pick: The Original Crossover Act

Arts, Culture & Media
Flood in Kashmir

A journalist returns to his hometown in Kashmir after the worst flood in a century

Environment
Punjabi flood victims are evacuated by boat from their flooded house following heavy rain in Jhang, Pakistan, on September 10, 2014.

Pakistanis rush to relief efforts after devastating floods in Punjab

Environment

India trying to get Hindus to move back to contested Kashmir

Lifestyle & Belief

Who trained the Mumbai terrorists

Indian investigators say the Mumbai attackers had months of training by an Islamist group based in Pakistan.

Isolated Long Lost Kingdom of the Himalayas

Arts, Culture & Media

For the Geo Quiz, we’re looking for a long lost kingdom. No, it’s not El Dorado, the mythical city of gold that was supposedly somewhere in the Western Hemisphere. The Lost Kingdom we want you to name is a real place in the Himalayan mountains.

Hindus Moving Back to the Kashmir Valley

Arts, Culture & Media

Religious and political violence nearly drove the entire Hindu minority away from the region, but some of those migrants are now returning, thanks to a new program by the Indian government.

Report from Rescue Site of Kashmir Avalanche

The search continues for 140 people — 129 of them Pakistani soldiers — buried by an avalanche near the Siachen Glacier 12 days ago. Orla Guerin from our partner the BBC reports from the rescue site.

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Kashmir

Arts, Culture & Media

Pakistani rock band Junoon performs for peace in Kashmir