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Hindus say deal struck over Indian Kashmir shrine (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Hindus in Indian Kashmir on Sunday suspended protests after the government agreed to temporarily provide land to a Hindu trust managing a key pilgrimage in the Muslim-majority region.

Aspiration of Jammu (Central Chronicle)

The simmering anger that has manifested itself on the Jammu streets since the beginning of this month is the culmination of the region’s perceived “neglect and dominance by the Kashmir Valley .”

Archive (Greater Kashmir)

What makes Jammu agitation so distinct from Kashmir agitation? questions Rauff Mustafa.

Hill council elections in Kargil Saturday (Calcutta News)

Elections to the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) Kargil are to be held Saturday. For smooth conduct of elections for the LAHDC Kargil, as many as 892 polling staff and more than 1,000 police personnel including para military forces have been deployed in Kargil district.

Hill council elections in Kargil Saturday (IANS via Yahoo! India News)

Srinagar, Aug 29 (IANS) Elections to the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) Kargil are to be held Saturday.

Geetanjali Krishna: The three musketeers of Leh (Business Standard India)

During the week that I spent in Leh, every time I’d look out from my balcony, I’d see three teenagers hanging around the hotel lobby. They’d sit aimlessly, waiting for that elusive odd job to come their way. Odd jobs, not oddly so, didn’t seem to come their way often.

‘The Himalayas want you to die’ (Yale Daily News)

When I decided to go to India this summer, my parents, naturally, were worried. I originally attempted to assuage their fears by telling them a small white lie: India is not dangerous, only the Kashmir region is.

Vinod Chopra Films next venture ‘3 Idiots’ commenced on 26th August 2008 (New Kerala)

The first shooting schedule of Vinod Chopra Films next mega venture ‘3 Idiots’ was commenced on 26th August 2008 in Mumbai. The first scene started with a bang in an aircraft with R. Madhavan.

The guardian first book award longlist: Empires of the Indus by Alice Albinia (Guardian Unlimited)

Pakistan’s Indus river was fundamental to India before partition and retains its importance to this day, says Alice Albinia in this extract from her book, Empires of the Indus

The J&K fire (Express India)

The current situation in Jammu and Kashmir has caused great alarm and some papers have blamed politicians of different…