Ramadan

Officer lauded in Indian Kashmir for hurling shoe

15 police suspended for security breach in Kashmir

When Muslim neighbours helped in a Kashmiri Pandit’s last rites

Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus attacked, normalcy elsewhere in Kashmir

Muslims observes Ramadan with prayers at mosques

SRINAGAR, India - Fifteen police officials have been suspended after an off-duty officer flung a shoe at Indian-controlled Kashmir's top elected official during India's independence day ceremony - an insulting act lauded by thousands of Kashmiris, news reports said.

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SRINAGAR, India - Fifteen police officials have been suspended after an off-duty constable flung a shoe at Indian-controlled Kashmir's top elected official during India's independence day ceremony, police said Monday.

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SRINAGAR - Setting an inspirational example of brotherhood and communal amity in the ongoing the holy month of Ramadan, a group of Muslims on Thursday here helped their Hindu brethrens to perform the last rites of a Kashmiri Hindu.

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SRINAGAR - Except for a few incidents of stone pelting in north Kashmir's Baramulla district including on the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus, life across the Kashmir Valley passed normally as the holy month of Ramadan began Thursday.

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NEW DELHI - Muslims marked the beginning of the holy Islamic month of Ramadan with prayers at various mosques on Thursday.n Delhi hundreds of devout Muslims gathered at the Jama Masjid, to commence their month-long Roza after relishing the traditional Sehri.

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