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Rawalakot, POK, July 15: Rawalakot University in Pakistan occupied Kashmir from the last 8 years has been offering and running the course of Veterinary medicine but ironically hundreds and thousands of students who subscribe to the course are rendered jobless. Even after completing the course and getting the degrees, no one is getting the job.

Gilgit Baltistan, July 8: Be it the infrastructure, administration or social life....everything is in shambles in Gilgit Baltistan. The young minds, which need to be nurtured, do not get an environment that is conducive to their development and growth. The children here have no access to proper educational facilities, and basic amenities and appropriate teaching staff are also non-existent.

Gilgit Baltistan, June 24: As the Pakistan army intensifies its military operation, there are fears in Gilgit Baltistan that many militants fleeing the area may take refuge in Gilgit. There are also concerns about displaced people swamping the region.

Gilgit Baltistan, June 10: The erratic supply of electricity has made life difficult for the people of Gilgit Baltistan. Even though the region has abundance of water resources, the Pakistan government has failed to ensure that the remote region gets a proper supply of power.

Gilgit Baltistan, June 3: Life in Gilgit Baltistan remains in shambles due to non-availability of basic amenities. The common man is at the receiving end due to lack of employment opportunities. The administration fails to take steps for the welfare of the people.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, May 27: With the economic slump down, the region of Pakistan occupied Kashmir has been facing problem in rebuilding its infrastructure. Recently the infrastructure department of the region broke down certain houses without permission which has created a rage among locals.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, May 20: More than one year has passed but killers of Arif Shahid are still scot free, people of Pok are demanding justice, but when Pakistan’s own intelligence agencies are suspected to be behind the murder of Arif Shahid, how can someone expect justice. Anger is swelling and voices of dissent are not only emanating from Pok but from across the world.

Gilgit Baltistan, May 13: After Gilgit and Skardu, locals of Diamer have also upped the ante against Islamabad. Despite stiff resistance, Pakistan is building controversial Diamer Bhasha dam, no compensation has been paid to the locals who are displaced. On top of it rather than reconciling, Pakistan is trying to use a heavy hand to quell the seething anger in Gilgit Baltistan.

Gilgit Baltistan, April 29: Gilgit Baltistan is on the brink... and with no end to the suffering of the people; several NGOs have come forward to fight for Human Rights in the region.

Gilgit Baltistan, April 22: The crumbling social infrastructure in the region is making life miserable for people of Gilgit Baltistan, with the worst affected being those who do not have access to basic healthcare.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, April 16, 2014:- The media in Pakistan occupied Kashmir continues to bear the brunt of mirroring the realities of the region... with most media houses constantly being muzzled by Pakistan intelligence agencies, journalists are under pressure to file biased reports...

Muzaffarabad, PoK, April 8: People of Pakistan occupied Kashmir don't see any end to the oppression by Islamabad... nationalist leaders say they are living in a situation of dismay...

Gilgit Baltistan, April 2: The youth of Gilgit Baltistan are victims of a collapsing education sector, but the proxy government of Pakistan is doing nothing to bring about an improvement in the situation.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, March 25: Terror camps operated by Pakistan's Intelligence Agency, the ISI, are operating freely in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir far away from international scrutiny say Kashmiri leaders. Here is a report from Geneva and Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pak Occupied Kashmir.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, March 18: Pakistan occupied Kashmir or PoK is a mere show piece in the hands of Islamabad. Pakistan which calls pok as aazad or free kashmir, administers the disputed region through a puppet government.

Gilgit Baltistan, March 11: Gilgit Baltistan is striving to regain its lost sheen. with the mushrooming of terror camps, Pakistan's policy of divisiveness has left the region struggling against Talibanisation.

Gilgit Baltistan, March 4: Gilgit Baltistan is on the brink… spiraling inflation coupled with increasing shortages is pushing the region into despair.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, February 25: Cross-border trade in Kashmir resumed, as the standoff between India and Pakistan, over the arrest of a Pakistani truck driver for smuggling drugs ended but the issue has once again brought into focus Pakistani army's stranglehold on cross border trade.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, February 18: Kashmiris who left their homes in India’s northern Jammu and Kashmir for Pakistan occupied Kashmir or PoK say that they regret having left their home and hearth in India and in falling prey to propaganda and said that they would fare better in Pakistan occupied Kashmir.

Gilgit Baltistan, February 11, 2014: Pakistani government is talking peace with Militants who don't care to spare women and children, and have blood of innocent citizens of PoK on their hands, in talks between Pakistan Govt and Taliban which took place last week, where many in PoK believes that talks with Taliban reflects the weakness of present Pakistan Government.

Gilgit Baltistan, Feb 4, 2014: Gilgit Baltistan is under the grip of Talibanisation... the mushrooming of terror camps and Pakistan's policy of divisiveness has left the region struggling against Talibanisation.

Gilgit Baltistan, January 28: The call of the people of Gilgit Baltistan has been going unheard for decades now... The continued denial of political rights by Pakistan in the region is fuelling dissatisfaction by the day...

Muzaffarabad, POK, January 21: Lives of Pakistan Occupied Kashmiris living in tents have been made miserable by plummeting temperatures caused by exceptionally chilly weather.

Muzaffarabad, POK, January 15: Not too long ago PoK's resident Raja Munir's son was assassinated in Bagh, yet recently another innocent citizen of PoK has been targeted... a young boy from a small town of Khuiratta who went to Karachi for better education, and never returned home, who was killed by the hate mongers and religious zealots of Pakistan in the heart of business capital Karachi.

Gilgit Baltistan, January 7: Pakistan is hatching another conspiracy to usurp more land of Gilgit Baltistan to include it into Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Islamabad is consistently snatching the land of the occupied Kashmir by force, but this time people of Gilgit will not accept Pakistan notorious designs of land grabbing sitting down.

Gilgit Baltistan, December 31: Gilgit Baltistan is once again on the edge following sectarian violence….sectarian tensions have once again deepened the crisis in this remote region.

Muzaffarabad, Dec 24: Problems in Pakistan occupied Kashmir are never ending. Ever since the deadly earthquake occurred in 2005, they have only compounded and progress has come to a grinding halt, leaders make hollow promises but do little to fulfill them. National student federation took out massive protest against the government misrule.

Bagh, PoK, Dec 17: Recently two bomb exploded in a house in Bagh district of Pakistan occupied Kashmir. Mystery surrounds the explosion which was seen as a handiwork of Pakistani spy agency ISI, which intends to create an atmosphere of terror there, people say ISI crafted these explosions and its member itself fell in its own trap.

Gilgit Baltistan, Dec 10: The harsh Himalayan winters have made life miserable for the people of Gilgit Baltistan. The lack of medical infrastructure and facilities makes things worse for the people of this remote region.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, Dec 03:- Taking action against militants is just a mock claim often made by succesive Pakistani regimes. The fact remains that government is sponsoring militant groups to keep Jihad alive. We expose the real face of Islamabad today which harbors, protects and promotes militant groups.

Muzaffarabad, Nov 26: Pakistan occupied Kashmir or PoK is reeling under intense water shortage, and administration has failed to overcome the crisis. At many places, people are suffering because of this water shortage, and falling ill because of unhygienic water consumed which is in itself scantily available. The Worst victims of this epidemic are the poor people of Pakistan occupied Kashmir.

Gilgit Baltistan, Nov 19: A Special Package was introduced for Gilgit Baltistan, a few years ago. The idea was to empower the beleaguered people of the region through promulgation of rights and liberties for their emancipation, and provide healthcare, education and proper sanitation services towards basic needs. But all the promises made by Pakistan in this Special Package were left unfulfilled, and came to a naught.

Muzaffarabad, Nov 12: Healthcare is virtually nonexistent in Pakistan occupied Kashmir. Mortality rate is one of the highest in the region. No cure or diagnostics are available to trace even the most cardinal diseases. Moreover, to top it dispensaries and health facilities built by foreign countries are in a bad shape because of poor management. Situation of healthcare is grim and critical in PoK.

Gilgit Baltistan, Nov 05: Tehreek e Taliban has issued an open warning to target Shia Community in Gilgit Baltistan, but the government is indifferent to threats made, and danger posed. and is taking no steps to secure the safety of minority Muslim sect there. Militants are also warning up to repeat banno type jail break in gilgit baltistan, and people are living in constant fear.

Muzaffarabad, Oct 29: PoK remembers the black day of 1947 when Pakistani military send tribals to attack and invade PoK.

Muzaffarabad, Oct 22: Transport minister changes rules and regulations to benefit his family members, transporters and common people up in arms against the minister.

Neelum Valley, Oct 15: In a startling revelation angry citizens of Pakistan occupied Kashmir exposed that foreign militants are taking refuge in the region, they are not only promoting violence but are also involved in eve teasing and rapes , what is shocking is the fact that these militants are protected by government

Neelum Valley, Oct 08: Protests are continuing in Pakistan occupied Kashmir or PoK against the autocratic rule of Pakistan. Kashmiris nationalists say they will settle for nothing less than independence.

Gilgit Baltistan, Oct 01: Lack of proper medical infrastructure is preventing the residents of Gilgit Baltistan from accessing quality health care. The problem is further compounded by circulation of spurious drugs in the region.

Geneva, Sep 24: Nationalist leaders and intellectuals from Azad Kashmir gathered for a seminar at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on September 12 and paid tribute to Arif Shahid, the chief of All Parties National Alliance (APNA), who was killed by unknown persons in Pakistan's Rawalpindi city on May 14, 2013. The leaders and intellectuals blamed Pakistan's spy agency, the ISI, for his killing.

Gilgit Baltistan, Sep 18: While the world is getting more and more aware and aggressive about women rights, the situation of women is getting from bad to worse. Fundamentalism and radicalism is on the rise which has eclipsed the liberal outlook, and has changed their way of life for the worse.

Mirpur, Sep 10: 50 years ago Mirpur town of PoK was destroyed and drowned; once again this man made disaster is repeating here, Pakistan's lust and hunger for energy is once again proving to be fatal for the residents of Mirpur.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, September 04:- Recently Indian authorities made major high profile arrests like Abdul Karim Tunda, Yaseem Bhatkal, both of whom spilled the beans and exposed Pakistan's hand in the acts of terrorism in Kashmir and other parts of India , but Pakistan continue to remain in denial , former ISI chief Hamid Gul categorically denies ISI's involvement in cross border terrorism , question is how long Gul can remain in denial despite the concrete inputs given by nabbed terrorists.

Diamer, August 27: Despite making tall claims and Promises of building roads and developing good infrastructure in Gilgit Baltistan, government and administration has hardly kept its words. Infrastructure in Gilgit is in a bad shape, roads in rural areas are also in pathetic condition.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, Aug 21: There are is no avenue for employment of burgeoning youth in PoK, no industry is being developed, and government service which used to be the most stable option of employment, is now being undermined with government servants who are not paid their salary in time, and facing financial hardship and are unable to pay the school fees of their children. Economic hardship is being extended to a large number of students in Muzaffarabad whose admission is being terminated from private and government schools, because their parents are unable to bear the expenses of paying school fees.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, August 14: The local PoK traders in Chinari are up in arms against the Pakistani administration and the police. They are angry and agitating against Pakistani atrocities and undue interference of the Pakistan army in cross border trade.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, Aug 06: Personnel of the paramedical unit in Muzaffarabad are an angry lot today. They are upset with the discriminatory and faulty policies pursued by the government. Thus in the absence of apt institutional structure there is no criterion of promotion for the staff, leave alone the reimbursement of their salaries in time.

Gilgit Baltistan, July 30 :- Analysts in Gilgit baltistan are squarely blaming that Pakistani intelligence agencies are responsible for growing lawlessness and Talibanisation of Gilgit Baltistan, locals allege Pakistan is deliberately creating wedge between shias and sunnis to gobble up the natural resources of the region. They say government has completely failed to protect its people.

Muzaffarabad, PoK, July 23 :- Recently the annual budget of PoK was passed in the assembly, what followed is disappointment among the masses, no funds had been allocated to improve infrastructure, education sector and other critical areas necessary for development, infact there is no fund for this because all the money is being spent on the overseas junkets of legislators cutting across party lines.

Muzaffarabad, July 16: Some young men from PoK who managed sneak out from a terrorist training camp of tribal areas of Pakistan revealed shocking details of how small kids and young men who dare to oppose Pakistan were tortured, brutalized and finally killed.