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Jammu & Kashmir is in the news ever since Article 370 & 35 (A) was deleted by the Parliament of India on 5 August 2019. It is important to give a reference of Hindu Kashmiri Pandits who were forced to leave the Kashmir Valley in the year 19 January 1990 widely known by Kashmiri Hindus as "Exodus Day", who were either killed or forced out of Kashmir. The land left behind them was practically grabbed by politicians with High & Mighty under the shed of Roshni Act. Though theoretically, the intent of the act was to generate revenue and develop electricity for the poorest of the poor. But in true terms, it had failed to light a lamp for the development of the Kashmir valley.

In 2001, the National Conference government, led by Farooq Abdullah, enacted the Jammu and Kashmir State Land (Vesting of Ownership to the Occupants) Act that sought to regularise unauthorised land.

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The biggest paper mill under Hindustan Paper Corporation Ltd in Assam’s Morigaon district has not seen any sign of rejuvenation even 6 years after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s revival promise.
 
New Delhi assured a lot to the mill employees from time to time but all these later became a nightmare to them as government is found inching towards its hidden strategy of handing the mill over to some private parties. The mill’s shutter remains closed for the couple of years. Three mill employees committed suicide so far as they are deprived from the money they deserve from the government.