Kashmir
15 lakh tulips to bloom as Tulip Garden opens in March
Commissioner Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir Floriculture department, Sheikh Fayaz said that Tulip Garden will be thrown open from March 20 onwards.
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Politics
Leaked Audio: Delimitation report scripted by ruling BJP, says JKPCC
President JKPCC Ghulam Ahmed Mir said that the the ruling government scripted the delimitation report as claimed the audio leak.
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Kashmir
Teenager goes missing in Baramulla
Police have sought help from the general public to trace out a missing teenager, who has gone missing from his home in Chakloo area of Baramulla district.
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Kashmir
Naib Tehsildar arrested while demanding bribe in Kunzer
Anti-Corruption Bureau said that it arrested a Naib Tehsildar of Chuker in Kunzer tehsil of Baramulla district while demanding a bribe from a complainant.
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Kashmir
10 OWGs of JeM outfit arrested during raids in Kashmir: SIA
State Investigation Agency (SIA) has arrested 10 persons for allegedly working as Over Ground Workers (OGWs) of Jaish-e-Mohammad militant outfit.
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Health
Employees’ salaries will be paid based on their monthly work: DHSK
Directorate of Health Services Kashmir has decided to disburse and draw salary for the employees based on their satisfactory work done of the month.
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Kashmir
SPO killed, three cops and BSF ASI injured in militant attack in Bandipora
A policeman was killed while fours others were injured including three cops and a BSF jawan after militants attacked a Naka party near Eidgah area of Bandipora.
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Education
MoU inked between IUST & Industrial Association Lassipora Pulwama
The Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development (CIED), IUST Awantipora and the Industrial Association Lassipora (IAL) inked an MoU.
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Latest news
Pulwama Police attach residential property of alleged drug peddler
Continuing a crackdown on local drug trafficking networks, Pulwama Police on Friday attached a residential property valued at 15.85 lakh rupees of an alleged drug peddler.
Centre urged to intervene over mandatory TET ruling for in-service teachers
The All India National Educational Federation on Friday expressed concern over the impact of the Supreme Court's recent ruling making the TET mandatory for in-service teachers.
Driver killed, two students injured in Budgam bus mishap
A driver was killed, and two students were injured after a school bus belonging to IPTS School, Khansahib, skidded off the road and plunged into a gorge.
JMC mounts AI cameras on garbage trucks to spot and fix potholes within 24 hours
JMC has rolled out a technology-driven road maintenance system that combines artificial intelligence-powered surveillance with a semi-automated pothole repair machine.
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