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The J&K government’s decision is an attempt at initiating a positive narrative in the strife-torn Valley.

A young man from Maharashtra has given a home to and is educating the daughters of militants killed in encounters in Kashmir. The girls had no other place to go to in the deeply patriarchal society of the Valley.

Col DPK Pillay was critically wounded during an insurgent operation in Manipur, but chose to ignore his injuries to help evacuate two village children.

These reformed militants from the Kashmir valley are sharing their horrific tales. The video captures the journey of two of them from insurgency to civilian life.

Captain Pawan Kumar was killed in the ongoing Pampore encounter in Srinagar.

For three years after joining the Assam Rifles, Gokil saved up every rupee to ensure his siblings got an education.