News Topic:Naina
Kashmir
Sangam-Pulwama road in dilapidated condition
A vital Sangam-Pulwama road in Pulwama district is lying in a dilapidated condition, causing inconvenience to people.
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Kashmir
Terrifying Mishap: Man severely injured as train collides with him in Pulwama
A man was injured after being hit by a moving train in Panzgam area of Awantipora in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district on Tuesday morning.
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Kashmir
Suspect with huge arms, ammo arrested in Pulwama: J-K Police
Jammu and Kashmir Police along with Indian Army thwarted 'nefarious designs' of militants of targeting police and security forces by recovering a huge cache of arms.
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Kashmir
Pulwama youth dies while playing cricket in Anantnag
A 22-year-old youth from Naina village of Pulwama district died of a heart attack while playing cricket in Bijbehara area of Anantnag district on Friday.
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Youth dead, two injured in Litter road mishap
PULWAMA — A youth died while two others were injured in a road accident in Litter area of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district on Thursday evening.An...
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