News Topic:Central Reserve Police Force
Kashmir
Pampore Gunfight: Two to three militants, 23 civilians trapped
Two to three militants are holed up in the building of JKEDI Pampore in the city outskirts where the firing was underway between them and the forces.
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CRPF Constable Recruitment 2016 (1200+ Posts)
CRPF Recruitment 2016 has been announced for a bumper 1200 Constable posts. Applicants willing to apply for Constable jobs in CRPF must apply online.
Kashmir
Clashes in downtown Srinagar after Friday prayers
Clashes erupted between youth and government forces after Friday prayers in old city areas of Srinagar as authorities prevented a march from being taken out.
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Fun & Entertainment
Kashmiri kid ‘tries to snatch’ Indian cop’s weapon
SRINAGAR — A video has gone viral on social media websites, including Facebook, in which a Kashmiri kid is seen weeping while 'demanding' a...
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