News Topic:Boonura
Kashmir
Beyond Medicine: CSIR-IIIM Pulwama celebrates first Tulip Festival, eyes local bulb production
In a vibrant display of agricultural diversification, the CSIR-IIIM Jammu on Wednesday threw open a Tulip Garden to the public at its Field Station in Boonura Pulwama.
J&K
J-K witnesses thriving lavender cultivation
The resurgence of lavender cultivation, known as the "Purple Revolution", is currently being witnessed in Jammu & Kashmir.
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Kashmir
Mishap: Policeman from Pulwama dies in Shopian
SRINAGAR — A policeman died in an accident at Tukroo area in Shopian district of south Kashmir on Thursday.A police officer said that one...
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Kashmir
Two cows, bullock stolen from Boonura Pulwama
Two cows and a bullock were stolen last night in Boonura area of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district amid an increase in the number of livestock thefts in recent weeks.
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Earthquake measuring 3.6 with epicentre in Baramulla jolts Kashmir
A mild earthquake measuring 3.6 on the Richter scale struck Kashmir in the early hours of Monday, with its epicentre located in Baramulla district, officials said.
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