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Peace returns to LoC areas but inhabitants are unsure

For around 1.5 lakh people of Uri and Boniyar Tehsils of Kashmir's Baramulla district, the period of around three weeks beginning the night of April 24 has been a nightmare.

Pakistan violates LoC ceasefire for third consecutive night

For the third consecutive night, Pakistan Army posts resorted to unprovoked small arms fire across the Line of Control (LoC) in Kashmir, Army sources said on Sunday.

Two soldiers, porter duo killed in militant attack in Baramulla

At least two Indian Army soldiers and two porters were killed and three others injured in a militant attack on Thursday at Botapathri sector in Baramulla.

Death toll rises to 10 in Uri road mishap

The devastating road mishap in Uri claimed three more lives, elevating the total death toll to 10, according to updates from medical authorities.

Seven dead, eight injured in fatal road accident in Baramulla

A deadly road accident in the Bujhthalan area of Boniyar in Baramulla district has claimed the lives of seven individuals, with eight others injured.

Authorities ask B’la, Boniyar residents to remove encroachments within three days

The administration in Baramulla and Boniyar areas of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district has asked the encroachers to remove illegal encroachments over state land.

Mother, two daughters die of suffocation in Uri

BARAMULLA — A mother and two daughters reportedly died of suffocation in Karo, Boniyar in Tri area of north Kashmir's Baramulla district.Three bodies were...

Three pistols, 15 grenades recovered in Uri

URI — Police and Army have recovered three pistols and 15 grenades among other arms and ammunitions in Boniyar Uri in Baramulla district, officials...

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