How did Burhan Wani morph into, in the words of Nawaz Sharif, a “young leader” and a symbol of the “Kashmiri Intifada”?

Kashmir’s longest ever curfew has ended. The pellet guns are silent, but the wounds are not easy to heal. Mir Suhail’s cartoons bear testimony to the scars of his homeland.

The media gag in Kashmir might have been lifted, but the Valley’s papers are still silent.

In the raging battle after Burhan Wani’s death, Kashmir’s security forces have been lobbing tear-gas shells into hospitals. These safe havens are the conflict’s latest casualty.

A scuffle over cricket has snowballed into a national crisis at Srinagar’s NIT. A heart-warming tale of how a similar storm was quelled in 2009.