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TOPSHOT - In this picture taken on July 30, 2020, a woman inspects the rubbles of the houses of her relatives that where blasted by mortars fired by Indian soldiers during a firefight with rebels, at Sopore north of Srinagar. - The year-long clampdown in Indian-administered Kashmir imposed to tighten New Delhi's grip on the disputed region has shattered its economy and deepened the desperation of its people. The Muslim-majority Himalayan territory, scarred by conflict for decades, is a flashpoint between bitter nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan, which control parts of it but claim it in full. (Photo by TAUSEEF MUSTAFA / AFP) / TO GO WITH 'India-Kashmir-conflict-politics',STORY by Parvaiz BUKHARI

Desperation, misery in Indian Kashmir
Students attend a class at their open-air school situated on top of a mountain in Doodhpathri, Indian-administered Kashmir, on July 27, 2020. - Schooling in restive Kashmir has been severely disrupted by the pandemic, but also after a strict curfew was imposed almost a year ago when New Delhi stripped the Muslim-majority region of 14 million people of its semi-autonomy. (Photo by Tauseef MUSTAFA / AFP)

In Kashmir, the hills are alive with the sound of schooling
Pigeons take flight over an empty place during a lockdown imposed by the authorities as a preventive measure against the surge in COVID-19 coronavirus cases, in Srinagar on July 23, 2020. (Photo by TAUSEEF MUSTAFA / AFP)

Indian Kashmir locks down, pilgrimage off as virus cases surge
In this picture taken on February 7, 2020, cancer patients rest inside a hospital ward in Srinagar. - In August, India's Hindu-nationalist government stripped the Himalayan region of its semi-autonomous status and imposed restrictions on movement and a communications blackout, virtually cutting it off from the outside world. Life for Kashmir's seven-million inhabitants came to a standstill, including for doctors and patients who rely heavily on the internet to consult specialists outside the region, communicate with patients and order vital medicine. (Photo by Tauseef MUSTAFA / AFP) / TO GO WITH India-Kashmir-unrest-politics-health,FOCUS by Parvaiz Bukhari

Sick Kashmiris feel deadly consequences of blackout
TOPSHOT - Kashmiri pedestrian walks along a street in central Lal Chowk area during a one-day strike called by Jammu and Kashmir Libration Front (JKLF) to demand the return of the remains of Afzal Guru, who was executed in 2013 over the Indian parliament attack in 2001, in Srinagar on February 9, 2020. (Photo by TAUSEEF MUSTAFA / AFP)

India Kashmir hit by general strike
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Two killed, seven injured in Kashmir grenade attacks
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Fear grips Kashmiri village; five migrant workers shot dead
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Grenade blast at Kashmir market
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Indian state leader to move migrant workers from Kashmir after violence
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