News Topic:Gawkadal
Kashmir
Youth injured in late evening stabbing incident in Srinagar’s Gaw Kadal
A youth was injured after being stabbed in Gaw Kadal area of Srinagar on Friday late evening, an official said.
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Kashmir
‘Worst’ power scenario spark protest in Srinagar
The womenfolk from the Gawkadal area of Srinagar city held a strong protest against Power Development Department (PDD) for its failure to provide electricity.
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Kashmir
Gaw Kadal Massacre: When a bridge became the scene of major killings in Kashmir
It has been over 31 years since 1990, when the Indian paramilitary troops of the CRPF opened fire on a procession passing over a bridge.
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Couple, their daughter injured in gas cylinder blast in Mandir Bagh
Three of a family including Husband-wife and their daughter were injured after LPG cylinder exploded in a residential house at Mandir Bagh area of Gow Kadal in Srinagar.
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