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Colleges resume offline classes in Kashmir
Amid dip in COVID-19 cases, colleges reopened in the valley on Tuesday. Students dressed in uniforms were seen thronging their institutions in Srinagar.
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Kashmir
Kulgam Civilian Killings: Student protests erupt across Kashmir
Srinagar: Widespread student protests erupted in Kashmir valley on Wednesday against Kulgam civilian killings in south Kashmir.As soon as the news of the killings...
Education
CUK’s MBA students bag awards
Srinagar: The students of the Department of Management Studies, Central University of Kashmir (CUK) secured first five positions and were also awarded winner’s trophy...
Kashmir
Four Srinagar educational institutes to remain closed tomorrow
Srinagar: The district administration Srinagar on Friday decided to close two higher secondaries and colleges in Srinagar on Saturday.The officials in the district administration...
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