News Topic:Hiranagar
Jammu
Two militants, trooper killed in Kathua gunfight
Two militants and a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were killed during an encounter in the Kootah area of Kathua district.
Jammu
Bullet-riddled body of BSF officer found in J-K’s Hiranagar sector
A Border Security Force officer was found dead on Sunday in the Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir, official sources said.
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Jammu
Man shot at after dispute turns ugly in Jammu
JAMMU — One person was shot at by another local allegedly over a dispute in Jammu on Thursday.Reports reaching here said that a Khanak...
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Justice for Asifa: Kashmiri students hold candlelight vigil in Dehradun
Dehradun: Hundreds of Kashmiri students this evening staged a protest demonstration and held a candlelight vigil under the banner of J&K Students' Association in...
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