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South Kashmir residents demand widening of vital Shopian-Aglar road

The residents of several areas in South Kashmir have demanded the widening of the Shopian-Aglar route that connects dozens of villages.

J&K Police apprehends drug peddler in Shopian with ‘Heroin-like substance’

Jammu and Kashmir Police on Monday said that it has arrested a man from Sopore during a Naka checking and recovered a heroin-like substance from his possession.

Smugglers attack Forest employee in Shopian

A Forest Department employee sustained head injuries after he was attacked by jungle smugglers in Shopian on late Monday night.

Vehicle laden with Apple boxes overturns at Aglar Kandi in Pulwama

PULWAMA — A TATA 407 vehicle loaded with apple boxes, on way from Kamrazipora village to Pachhar Fruit Mandi in Pulwama, overturned at a...

Kashmir University student arrested for ‘unlawful’ activities

SRINAGAR — Police have detained a Kashmir University student in a case registered against him in 2018.Police sources said that a Kashmir University student...

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