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Shah Bisma Manzoor

Shah Bisma Manzoor has done Masters in English Literature. She hails from Bijbehara, Anantnag.

O Spring!

"O Spring! Why have you been so late? The Autumn withered the blossomed leaves. And then the Winter! It shrunk my heart's world so callously."

An Unanticipated Gloomy Horizon

The star-lit sky is now quite aloof The moon too is nowhere to be seen. Ah! My dad entrapped my fears and regrets “O! The sky is...

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The Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra will remain suspended from both traditional routes with effect from August 9, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Anshul Garg said on Saturday.

AIP urges SC to expedite bail plea of jailed MP Er Rashid

AIP has urged the Supreme Court to urgently hear Baramulla MP Er. Rashid's bail plea, citing seven years of detention and a Delhi court development involving Yasin Malik.

Pollution Control Committee asks DC Pulwama to shut down illegal brick kilns

The Pollution Control Committee has asked the Deputy Commissioner to shut down illegal brick kilns in south Kashmir's Pulwama district.

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