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A year after the abrogation of articles 370 and 35A, THE WEEK looks at how the people of the new Union territory are getting by

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365 since 370

A year ago the Centre struck down Jammu and Kashmir’s special status by abrogating articles 370 and 35A, and made it a Union territory. THE WEEK takes a look at how the region is coping, and hoping for better days

10+ mins

Sino-Indian tensions have not affected the situation on the Pakistan front

LIEUTENANT GENERAL:B.S. Raju, who heads the Army’s Srinagar-based Chinar Corps (XV Corps), has been successful in tackling the twin challenges of infiltration operations along the Line of Control (LoC) and counterterror operations in the hinterlands. In an exclusive interview with THE WEEK, the commander discussed the impact of Covid-19 on operations in the valley, the improvement in the security situation in south Kashmir and whether Pakistan is trying to take advantage of Sino-Indian tensions.

8 mins

Testing times

Delhi’s foremost challenge would be phased withdrawal of security forces from and smooth conduct of assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir

5 mins

This will be the last phase of militancy or terrorism in J&K

Jitendra Sigh, Minister of State in Prime Minister's Office

5 mins

Breaking holy ground

Despite muted criticism among seers, Ayodhya readies itself for a historic moment in the Ram temple saga

5 mins

The grand slum

Through community engagement, Dharavi has transformed itself into a beacon of hope in the fight against Covid-19

4 mins

The good doctor

As a child, Ajoy Mistry was thrashed and humiliated by his villagers. Today he is their saviour

6 mins

The doctor is out

Overworked and fearing infection, a growing number of doctors are not reporting for duty

4 mins

What we expected to happen in three years happened in three months

India-born Rajesh Subramaniam started his career in FedEx as an entry-level marketing analyst 29 years ago.

4 mins

A complex equation

Playing Shakuntala Devi, says Vidya Balan, was about understanding the nuances of her multifaceted personality

5 mins

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