Kashmir
Tale from Kulgam: COVID-19 patient shamed, ASHA abused
Someone has rightly said that we are fighting two pandemics at the same time—one is COVID-19 and the other is stupidity. This sentence was proved right by the villagers of Okey, Kulgam in Kashmir last month.
Education
This Eid, private school teachers get reduced salaries in Kashmir
Eid-ul-Fitr though is believed as the day of contentment but in 2020, the world-wide lockdown seems a bit harsh to keep few sectors deprived of such happiness in Kashmir this Eid.
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BJP deliberately delaying statehood: CM Omar Abdullah
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday accused the BJP of trying to weaken the elected government in Jammu and Kashmir through delay in restoration of statehood.
BGSBU grapples with academic slump, unpaid salaries and stalled promotions
Growing concern is emerging at Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University (BGSBU) as academic community allege varsity is experiencing administrative and academic decline.
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