• Governor's rule imposed in Jammu and Kashmir
• Independents' group gives ultimatum to Congress, PDP
• Azad cancels trip to Delhi
• PM calls Farooq, asks him to continue
• I won't like to continue as acting CM: Abdullah
• Sonia to discuss J&K govt formation with Azad
• The most 'happening' places
• Stalemate continues in J&K
• Governor gives time till October 21 to parties
• Mufti practising sectarian politics: Panthers Party
• Tarigami-led PDF to reveal its cards
• We need more time, Azad tells governor
• Congress, PDP decide to continue talks
• Soz denies he is mediating between Cong, PDP
• Congress claims support of Ladakh MLAs
• National Conference, BJP friends again
• PDP blames Congress for the stalemate in J&K
• Azad Will Stake Claim on Wednesday
• Cong offensive forces PDP to lower expectations
• NC may stake claim to form govt: G M Shah
• Victorious rebel candidate rejoins NC
• NC to stake claim if Congress, PDP fail
• Congress may let the Mufti become CM
• Governor invites Abdullah for talks
• Independents ask Congress, PDP to make up mind
• Disbanding SOG our first priority: Mehbooba
• Time of reckoning for NC-BJP relationship
• Women get a raw deal in the J&K assembly election
• Hurriyat dares Centre to hold plebiscite, calls for dialogue
• Cong-PDP talks to take place in Delhi now
• Manmohan leads Congress team to Srinagar
• BJP won't persuade NC to stay on in NDA: Venkaiah
• Panthers Party joins race for government formation
• PDP, Cong claim support of several independents
• US lauds J&K election, asks Pak to stop violence
• Farooq Abdullah quits as chief minister
• RSS welcomes poll results, to intensify statehood stir
• 'You have finally uprooted a chinar tree'
• 11 ministers, assembly speaker trounced
• Omar should quit Union minister's post: Farooq
• National Conference voted out; assembly hung
• Four ministers defeated in Jammu division
• PDP for coalition with likeminded parties
• Results are a vote against Centre: Hurriyat
• BJP admits setback in Jammu and Kashmir
• Farooq Abdullah to resign on Friday
• Army busts secret meeting; kills nine terrorists
• J&K has voted against Pak-sponsored terrorism: PM
• Omar concedes defeat, not to stake claim to form govt
• Congress, PDP snuggle up to each other
• The 'Giant Killer' knew he had a chance
• Angry Omar Abdullah storms out of counting centre
• Karan Singh, Digvijay favour Azad as next CM of J&K
• Azad favours CM, Dy CM from different regions
• PDP Prefers the Mufti as CM in Coalition Govt
• National Conference appears heading for defeat
• Congress leading in 12 of 21 constituencies in Jammu
• Omar Abdullah loses to PDP in Ganderbal
• PDP Candidate Defeats J&K Minister in Pulwama
• PM Summons High-Level Security Meeting On Oct 16
• Counting of votes in Srinagar and Anantnag delayed
• Counting begins in J&K amid tight security