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Youm-e-Soch Kral observed at Inder Pulwama
The village of Inder in Pulwama came alive with traditional fervour as thousands of devotees gathered to honour the memory of revered Sufi poet Soch Kral.
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Search operation underway in four south Kashmir villages
Cordon and Search Operation is in progress in four villages of south Kashmir's Pulwama and Shopian districts.
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Pulwama militant injured in Anantnag gunfight succumbs
SRINAGAR — A Hizbul Mujahideen militant who was injured in an encounter at south Kashmir’s Anantnag district yesterday and admitted to SMHS Hospital, succumbed...
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Pulwama militant arrested in injured condition in Anantnag
ANANTNAG — The militant, whose wife died recently due to cardiac arrest, was injured in a shootout with Army here in south Kashmir’s Anantnag...
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Wife of active Hizb militant dies of cardiac arrest in Pulwama
PULWAMA — Wife of an active militant from south Kashmir’s Pulwama district died of cardiac arrest on Friday evening.Local sources said that the wife...
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