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Safwat Zargar's focus is primarily on local government and political issues in India, with a specific emphasis on Kashmir. His articles predominantly cover evolving stories and breaking news related to Indian government announcements, Article 370, Indian Army activities, Kashmiri politics, and human rights.
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By: Safwat Zargar
Bureaucrats no longer respect their authority, and curbs on spending in the union territory set-up make it difficult to help their constituents, they say.
By: Safwat Zargar
For the first time in 17 months, farmer organisations have extended support to the retired soldier.
By: Safwat Zargar
Last month, the Jammu and Kashmir High Court ordered the Centre to ‘retrieve' the 19-year-old forced out of India after the Pahalgam terror strike.
By: Vaishnavi Rathore, Safwat Zargar, Nolina Minj
Cyclonic winds called western disturbances, which usually occur in winter, have caused heavy rain and hailstorms right before the harvesting of crops.
By: Safwat Zargar
Rashid Ahmad Mughal's relatives question security forces' claims, say his body was mutilated to obscure his identity.
By: Safwat Zargar, Rokibuz Zaman
Critics said they enabled a significant reduction in Muslim representation and favoured communities that were more likely to vote for the BJP.
Most sightseeing spots remain closed to travellers. This includes the meadow where militants gunned down 26 people last year.
By: Safwat Zargar
Most of the Muslim population of the Union territory have been concentrated into two districts alone.
The Akal Takht claims that the government is trying to interfere in matters of faith and putting believers at risk of harassment.
Opposition parties have accused the Aam Aadmi Party government of using the exercise for political ends.
