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Kashmir internet restrictions figure in letter written by 48 rights groups to WHO
As many as 48 rights groups from different parts of the world, including US-based Human Rights Watch (HRW), have written to the World Health Organisation (WHO) to press the Government of India to restore internet access in Kashmir.
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UN seeks international inquiry into Kashmir rights abuses
Srinagar: A United Nations report has called for an international inquiry into human rights abuses committed by government forces in Kashmir and also advocated...
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Top Eco-Friendly Portable Chargers You Need in 2024
Portable chargers should not just give sufficient power to devices but they should also be eco-friendly. This means that they should not harm the environment.
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Is a multi-port USB-C charger worth it for you?
Wondering whether to buy a USB-C charger or not? If you have a phone, tablet, or laptop that gets power through a USB-C charger, you definitely should get one.
Wireless Charger vs Wired Charger: Which Is Better for You?
The charging experience you get depends heavily on whether you use a wireless or wired charger. Wired chargers are...
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Why NC’s ‘special status’ resolution is disappointing
The 'special status' resolution passed by the ruling National Conference in the J&K Assembly falls far short of expectations and is not in sync with their mandate.
Tarigami reflects on being first J-K leader detained under PSA, life of struggle, loyalty to CPIM
CPI(M) leader Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami, in a candid interview with The Kashmir Pulse, shared that he was the first person in J&K to be slapped with the PSA.