Rebel attacks keep Indian-run Kashmir on the boil

Kashmir has been divided between nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan since their partition at the chaotic end of British rule in 1947, and both countries claim the territory in full. "The attacks are not merely about killing, but also to set a narrative to counter the Indian narrative -- that everything is fine," said the former head of India's Northern Command forces, retired general Deependra Singh Hooda. Half a million Indian troops are deployed in the far northern region, battling a 35-year...