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Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) claims responsibility for killing eight security personnel in assault on police convoy.

Two die and three are hurt in a series of attacks on telecom facilities in Sopore, North Kashmir.

Opponents will try to persuade a local court to overturn the recent ban.

Many markets and schools remain open following weekend respite.

The development follows the arrests of four suspected militants and deployment of police to guard mobile transmission towers in sensitive areas.

Groups call for complete shutdown in Kashmir Valley on Tuesday to protest arrests.

Attack by suspected militants comes just days after security forces gunned down two separatists.

The body of Owais Bashir Malik was discovered in Srinagar.

Clashes leave at least 20 protesters and six policemen injured, police say.

Pakistan summons Indian diplomat over alleged ceasefire-violation.

Sixty-five have died in weeks of violence since the killing of a separatist leader.

At least 15 people have died in violence since last week.

A soldier and three militants died in a gun battle before forces fired on protesters, authorities said.

Contraband valued at millions of rupees is recovered from peddlers from across the Line of Control on Monday, police said.

Votes will be re-cast in three violence-hit districts on Thursday.

Couple and three children died while two daughters were injured when shell hit their home during breakfast.

Ghulam Jeelani Khatana, Mir Hussain and Ali Mohammad Sheikh have not been seen since Nov. 17.

Soldiers, civilian and cop also killed in hours-long battle as security forces hunt suspects in car-bomb attack.

Army says it has foiled series of Pakistani military-backed infiltration attempts along Line of Control.

Online chats of suspected IS recruiter reveal group wanted to take over Muslim-majority state.

Hafizullah Mir’s killing occurred as residents cast their votes in village administration polls, authorities said.

Separatist faction Hizbul Mujahideen claims responsibility for attack.

India and Pakistan blame one another over frequent ceasefire violations.

Mehbooba Mufti says she will focus on clean governance.

Elsewhere, Indian forces comb Manipur state in search of insurgents in a separate conflict.

Al Jazeera International calls ban “disproportionate” and says it stopped showing the controversial map in September 2014.

“Temporary” shutdown is meant to diffuse volatile situation following separatist leader’s killing, state government says.

Frustration, coupled with political instability, led to revival of militancy, experts say.

Indian authorities are also hunting for whoever was responsible for a grenade explosion at a local mosque.

Factions reject New Delhi’s offer to hold talks within parameters of the Indian constitution.