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مجاہدِ آزادی
بندوق اٹھاکر زمانہ دہشتگرد کہتا ہے جسے
اہل وطن کی نظر میں ہے وہ مجاہدِ آزادی۔
زمانہ کچھ بھی کہہ دے گاہار کر تیری لڑائی سے...
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Independence not a viable option, says Farooq Abdullah
Srinagar: Member Parliament from Srinagar and former J&K chief minister Farooq Abdullah Saturday said independence is not a viable option for landlocked Kashmir.According to...
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What happened when a tourist asked Kashmiri kids to explain Aazadi
Srinagar: A video has gone viral on social networking sites in which a tourist is seen asking Kashmiri kids to explain Aazadi (Freedom).A tourist...
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Sikh leader speaks up for Kashmir’s liberation during ‘Itihad-e-Millat’ gathering in Arihal Pulwama
A huge pro-freedom rally was held in Arihal area of Pulwama district. A Sikh leader spoke in favor of Kashmir's liberation during the 'Itihad-e-Millat' gathering.The...
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