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Kashmir loses 10 journalists to conflict as world observes Press Freedom Day
As World Press Freedom Day was observed on Sunday, at least 10 Kashmiri journalists have been killed since 1990 in the Valley.
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April 29, 1865: When Maharaja’s soldiers butchered 28 Kashmiri weavers
The unarmed Kashmiri shawl weavers were protesting against the cruel taxation of the then autocratic government.
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Stuck in Bangladesh, Kashmiri students continue to demand evacuation
SRINAGAR — The Kashmiri students stuck in Bangladesh, amid the lockdown imposed to curb the spread of Coronavirus in the country, have been continuously...
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580 Kashmiri students stuck in Bangladesh
SRINAGAR — At least 580 Kashmiri students and intern doctors are stuck in Bangladesh due to imposition of lockdown across the globe, particularly in...
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Kashmiri merchant dies in Kolkata, buried there against wishes of family
KOLKATA — Authorities in West Bengal’s Kolkata city Wednesday refused to hand over the body of a Kashmiri merchant to his family due to...
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India
Kashmiri student dies in road mishap in Hyderabad
A 22-year-old Kashmiri student died in a road accident while riding a Scooty in Kukatpally area of Hyderabad on Friday.
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Kashmiri couple arrested in Delhi being framed, says family
The family members of a Kashmiri couple detained in New Delhi for their alleged links with the Islamic State on Tuesday said that the duo have been framed.
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NIA to quiz Kashmiri couple for alleged IS links
A team of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Monday reached the Delhi Police Special Cell office to question the arrested Kashmiri couple.
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Kulgam Horticulture Department offers 50% subsidy on anti-hail nets for orchardists
Kulgam's Horticulture Department is providing anti-hail nets to orchardists at 50% subsidy, with assistance so far crossing ₹1.30 lakh to protect fruit crops.
AIP questions Demography Committee’s scope, says LoC displacement must be assessed
AIP spokesperson Inam Un Nabi has urged the High-Level Committee on Demographic Changes to examine LoC displacement, PoK returnees and Kashmiri Pandit migration.
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Locals pool funds to send Jharkhand labourer home after mother’s death
Residents of Kadipora area in Anantnag district pooled money and arranged transportation for a labourer from Jharkhand after learning that his mother had died back home.
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