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Martyrs’ Memorial Row: Adjacent hamlets join Pulwama

A complete shutdown was observed in Pulwama and adjacent hamlets on the ninth consecutive day today to demand the installation of a memorial for militants.

Thousands participate in funeral procession of militant Abu Qasim

Police claimed that government forces gunned down high-profile LeT commander Abu Qasim in an ambush at Khandaypora hamlet of south Kashmir’s Kulgam district.

A new Vice-Chancellor for Kashmir University soon

An expert search committee comprising three former vice-chancellors has reportedly shortlisted three aspirants for the post of Vice Chancellor for Kashmir University.

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JKPSC, JKSSB collected over ₹82 crore in exam fees from aspirants in two years

JKPSC and JKSSB collected ₹82.45 crore in examination and application fees over two years, with the government saying fees partly cover recruitment costs.

PHE owes ₹1,476 crore in power dues, tops J&K defaulters

Government data shows PHE owes ₹1,476.11 crore in unpaid power bills, the highest among J&K departments, with total dues at ₹4,385.30 crore.

J&K daily-wagers forum announces Assembly gherao over regularisation

JKCDF announces a J&K Assembly gherao on Monday, with president Sajad Parray demanding regularisation of over 60,000 casual and daily-rated workers.

Man dies after electric shock at home in Keegam

A 40-year-old man died after suffering an electric shock at his home in Keegam, Pulwama, and was declared dead on arrival at DH Pulwama.

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Royal Premier League final draws thousands to Pulwama amid traffic congestion

The Royal Premier League final between Sultan Warriors Baramulla and Royal Goodwill Cricket Club drew thousands to Pulwama, causing traffic congestion.

J&K’s digital jobs push needs a verification receipt before trust breaks

To combat fake job offers in Jammu & Kashmir, employers must adopt a "verification receipt" to help candidates instantly identify legitimate opportunities.