News Topic:Lockdown
Business & Economy
COVID-19: Lockdown brings misery for Kashmir’s dairy farmers
Dairy farmers across Kashmir are bearing the brunt of lockdown to contain the spread of COVID-19 as demand for milk has come down.
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Kashmir
Amid lockdown, non-local labourers enter Valley in jam-packed vehicles
Amid lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir, the non-local labour force has been finding it easy to make their entry into the Valley.
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Kashmir
Bollywood Director Jaan Nissar Lone accuses police of ‘misbehavior’
Kashmir based Bollywood Director Jaan Nissar Lone accused a police party of misbehaviour, saying he was ‘humiliated’ in front of his staff.
J&K
J&K Government extends ‘Corona curfew’ till May 31
Jammu and Kashmir Government on Saturday extended “Corona curfew” across 20 districts of the UT till May 31.
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Business & Economy
Industries bleeding, loans can’t revive our businesses: IAK President Imran Murtaza
President Industrialists Association Khonmoh (IAK), Imran Murtaza said that their business is bleeding amid the prevalent situation.
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Kashmir
Strict restrictions in Srinagar on death anniversaries of Molvi Farooq, Ghani Lone
The authorities on Friday tightened COVID-19 curfew in Srinagar district on the eve of death anniversary of Mirwaiz Molvi Mohammad Farooq.
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Health
COVID-19: Next 10 days crucial, says DC Pulwama
Amid steep surge in COVID-19 cases, the district administration in Pulwama has advised people to cooperate with them.
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Kashmir
Online App launched for scheduled marriage function permissions in Srinagar
Amid the COVID-19 curfew, Srinagar administration has launched an online application for the permission of scheduled marriage functions.
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