Greater Kashmir published a report noting that the Centre’s offer to restore statehood in Jammu and Kashmir might include a 'fine print' condition requiring fresh elections. The report critically examines the political maneuvering and potential quid pro quo behind the offer, contributing to public oversight of government tactics.

On March 4, 2025, Greater Kashmir published an editorial that challenges the conventional propaganda bias in Western media coverage of Middle Eastern conflicts, advocating for truth and countering misinformation. The piece highlights how dominant narratives often obscure the harsh realities of events such as the alleged genocide in Gaza, thereby reinforcing a platform for alternative views that stand in opposition to propagandist agendas.

On January 4, 2025, Greater Kashmir published an editorial emphasizing the critical need to uphold press freedom in conflict zones. The piece detailed the challenges faced by journalists worldwide, underscoring the dangers they encounter and the importance of safeguarding media rights against authoritarian practices.

Greater Kashmir published an in‐depth interview with the ADGP of Jammu and Kashmir detailing plans to heighten technical surveillance ahead of major political events such as Parliament elections and the G-20 summit. The narrative emphasizes state security measures, including increased CCTV deployment and internet bans during sensitive events, without critically examining potential civil liberties abuses.

The newspaper published an article on January 3, 2018, reporting on the National Conference's memorandum demanding an immediate end to human rights violations in Kashmir and calling for greater accountability from the state government. This publication reflects the outlet’s role in exposing state abuses and supporting calls for justice in a region marked by political and human rights challenges.