News Topic:Banihal
Kashmir
Traffic halted as suspicious box found on Banihal highway
BANIHAL — Traffic on Jammu-Srinagar highway was suspended at Banihal on Tuesday after an Army team found a suspicious object lying unattended on roadside.As...
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Kashmir
Banihal Blast: Three youth detained in Shopian
SHOPIAN — Three persons have been arrested during nocturnal raids on Vehil village in Shopian district in connection with the Banihal blast case, police...
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Jammu
Car damaged after hitting CRPF vehicle in Banihal
JAMMU — Mysterious explosion damaged a private vehicle after it collided with the CRPF convoy vehicle in Banihal area of the Jammu division on...
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Travel
Only Srinagar to Jammu traffic allowed today
JAMMU — The Jammu-Srinagar highway was restored for one-way traffic on Tuesday after it remained closed for several hours, a traffic official said.Landslides at...
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