News Topic:Lockdown
Kashmir
Our families on the brink of starvation: Transporters
Transporters urged authorities to provide them compensation, stating that the sector was worst-hit due to successive lockdowns.
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Education
Students urge KU to postpone exam as internet snapped in Pulwama
Students from Pulwama district have urged Kashmir University authorities to postpone online examinations scheduled for today due to snapping of the internet services in the southern Kashmir district following a gunfight in Khanmoh area.
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Kashmir
Police hands over 17 boys to parents after counselling in Srinagar
Srinagar Police today handed over 17 boys after counselling through Community Bond to their families in the capital city.
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J&K
LG admin extends Corona curfew across J&K
Lieutenant Governor-led administration has decided to extend the ongoing Corona curfew by a week across all the 20 districts of J&K.
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Kashmir
Lockdown: Police asks people to cooperate in Pulwama
Jammu & Kashmir Police in southern Kashmir's Pulwama district has asked for the cooperation from the local people for implementing lockdown.
Kashmir
Cop suspended for beating doctor, paramedic in Shopian
Police suspended a J&K Police Constable allegedly involved in beating of a doctor and a paramedic in Shopian district of south Kashmir.
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Kashmir
COVID-19: Netizens aghast as ADC Baramulla beats lockdown ‘violators’
Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Baramulla has came under fire on surfacing of a video, wherein he can be seen whacking people.
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Business & Economy
Corona Curfew: Kashmir bakers suffer Rs 40 Cr loss ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr
Kashmiri bakers on Wednesday said that it has suffered a loss of approximately Rs 40 crore ahead of Muslim festival, Eid-ul-Fitr.
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