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Two vital bridges sanctioned under NABARD for Pulwama

In a key initiative, two key bridge projects have been approved for Pulwama district under the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) scheme.

Fortnight before wedding, young lady dies of heart attack in Pulwama

In a tragic incident, a young lady died of a heart attack around 15 days before her wedding in Rahmoo area of Pulwama district.

Several villages under siege in south Kashmir’s Pulwama

Several villages in southern Kashmir's Pulwama district were put under siege by joint teams of government forces on Monday.

Family seeks help as youth goes missing in Pulwama

SRINAGAR — Family of a Pulwama youth have appealed the general public to help them trace their kin who has gone missing since July...

Bullet-riddled body of abducted Army soldier recovered in Pulwama

Srinagar: Bullet-riddled body of Army soldier who was abducted by militants earlier in the day was recovered from Goosu village of south Kashmir's Pulwama...

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