News Topic:Kachdoora

Fake pesticides leave Shopian farmers in severe distress

The recovery of suspected sub-standard pesticides and fungicides from multiple locations in south Kashmir's Shopian district has sparked outrage among farmers.

Youth shot dead in Shopian

SRINAGAR — Unidentified gunmen today shot dead a youth in Kachdoora village of Shopian district. Police said that he was killed by militants.Reports said...

Youth shot dead in Shopian village

SRINAGAR — A man was shot dead by suspected militants at Kachdoora village in south Kashmir’s Shopian district on Wednesday afternoon.Tanveer Ahmad Dar son...

Youth, two militants killed, over 50 civilians injured in Shopian

Srinagar: An 18-year-old youth was killed and over 50 others suffered injuries during intense clashes between government forces and protesters near encounter site at...

Gun Battles: 11 militants, 3 Army men & 2 civilians killed

Srinagar: At least eleven militants, three soldiers and two civilians were killed in three different gun battles and clashes in south Kashmir’s Shopian and...

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