This week's The Subcontinent program is about tensions between regional arch-foes China and India and attempts at changing Kashmir's Muslim-majority character by the Hindu nationalist government in New Delhi.

Pakistan and India have exchanged lists of their nuclear installations as well as civilian prisoners in each other’s custody.

Pakistan's new army chief General Syed Asim Munir says his military is ready to defend "every inch of our motherland" if attacked by India.

In an attempt to revive the Persian language in Kashmir, a week-long exhibition is showcasing rare Persian manuscripts and books written by a prominent Persian language poet.

The non-stop years-long use of pellet weapons to quell anti-India protests in India-Administered Kashmir is taking its toll on the victims, especially those who were hit in the eyes.

Indian authorities have barred Kashmiri journalist Sanna Irshad Mattoo from flying to the United States to receive the Pulitzer Prize.

A Kashmiri pro-freedom leader, Altaf Ahmad Shah, who was imprisoned at India’s Tihar Jail for the past five years, died on Monday night, days after being diagnosed with late-stage renal cancer.

In the outskirts of Srinagar, hundreds of people gathered to attend the annual Imam Hussain conference; held each year during the holy month of Muharram.

Kashmir, the only Muslim majority region in India, is set to witness the 75th Independence Day celebrations.

This edition of The Subcontinent looks at the economic crisis in India and traditional Muharram commemorations in Kashmir.