As tensions continue to escalate between India and Pakistan following the deadly terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam — which claimed 26 lives on April 22 ...

On Both Sides of the Line of Control, Kashmiris Watch, Wait and Prepare for War By Fayaz Bukhari, Asif Shahzad and Tariq Maqbool CHURANDA, India/CHAKOTHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Nestled between ...

The Line of Control that exists now is based on the December 17, 1971 cease-fire line. The Pakistani army opened fire at multiple locations along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir on ...

To live along the Line of Control (LoC) - the volatile de facto border that separates India and Pakistan - is to exist perpetually on the razor's edge between fragile peace and open conflict.

The Simla Agreement made provisions for the establishment of the Line of Control based on the ceasefire of December 17, 1971. However, Pakistan tried to unilaterally alter the Line of Control at ...

The hypothetical scenario was a militant attack on the Indian parliament, leading to mobilisation along the Line of Control. Skirmishes in Kashmir escalate and the Indian army crosses into Pakistan, ...

Pakistani shelling along the Line of Control in Rajouri has damaged homes and disrupted civilian life, with a newly married couple recalling the terror of hiding ...

Kashmiris on both sides of line of control describe fear Pakistan, India tensions run high Bunkers cleared and supplies prepared in case of strike CHURANDA, India/CHAKOTHI, Pakistan, May 2 ...

A man stands inside his shell-hit home in Salamabad, Uri, near the Line of Control in Indian-administered Kashmir To live along the Line of Control (LoC) - the volatile de facto border that ...

SUPPLIES FOR TWO MONTHS On the opposite, Pakistani administered side of the line that divides control of the region, residents of Chakothi village prepared fortified shelters that dot the ...