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Kashmir
Amid torrential rains, Kashmiri Muslims cremate Pandit woman in Shopian
SHOPIAN — At a time when rains lashed Valley and people preferred to stay indoors, local Muslims here in south Kashmir's Shopian district cremated...
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Kashmir
Government forces resort to firing during clashes in Shopian
SRINAGAR — Government forces resorted to aerial firing during clashes near encounter site in Pargochi area of Shopian.Reports reaching here said that soon after...
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Two militants killed in brief gunfight in Shopian
SRINAGAR — Two militants have been killed in a brief shootout with government forces in Padguchi area of Imam Sahib in south Kashmir's Shopian...
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Gunfight rages in orchards of Shopian
SHOPIAN — A gunfight raged between militants and government forces in orchards of Pargochi area of south Kashmir’s Shopian district on Saturday afternoon.Reports reaching...
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