News Topic:Batapora
Kashmir
500 boxes of apples stolen from Shopian orchard
Nearly 500 apple boxes were stolen from an orchard last night in the Batapora Niladang village of Shopian district, according to the owner of the property.
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Sports
Chinar Corps organizes Jashan-e-Janoob sports festival in Shopian
Indian Army in collaboration with J&K Youth Services and Sports on Saturday organized the 'Jashan-e-Janoob' sports festival in south Kashmir's Shopian district.
Kashmir
Budgam woman suffering from Acute Liver Disease needs help
A woman in Budgam district is suffering from a terminal illness for which the only life-saving surgery requires about 20 lakh rupees.
Notifications
Constable Recruitment: Venue changed to DPL Shopian
Srinagar: Police Recruitment Board has informed all concerned candidates that the venue has been changed for Constable Recruitment.The Board has informed all those candidates...
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