News Topic:Drusoo
Kashmir
‘Run for Drug-Free Pulwama’ race raises awareness and promotes sportsmanship
In an effort to combat the escalating drug problem, Mashek NGO and Fitness 99 Gym spearheaded the inspiring "Run for Drug-Free Pulwama" race.
Kashmir
Neglected and Dilapidated: Pulwama’s new bus stand plunges into chaos
The new bus stand in Pulwama, which was established some four years ago in Drusoo area of the town, is in shambles, causing commuters to suffer.
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Kashmir
22-year-old girl takes her life in Drusoo Pulwama
A 22-year-old girl on Wednesday allegedly took her life in Drussu area of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district.
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Kashmir
Fear grips Pulwama village as first COVID-19 case emerges
An unprecedented gloom dawned over Drusoo village in south Kashmir's Pulwama district on Monday evening after a 32-year-old woman tested positive for novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) infection.
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