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Militants’ Memorial Row: Day 7 of shutdown in Pulwama

Life in this south Kashmir town remained disrupted for the seventh consecutive day on Wednesday as the locals and police could not reach a consensus.

Sikhs shout “Kashmir banega Pakistan, Afzal Guru Zindabaad” while protesting ‘desecration’ of holy book

Srinagar: Sikh protesters on Sunday shouted pro-Pakistan slogans like "Kashmir banega Pakistan" during a protest against the desecration of Guru Granth Sahib, the holy...

Clashes in downtown Srinagar after Friday prayers

Clashes erupted between youth and government forces after Friday prayers in old city areas of Srinagar as authorities prevented a march from being taken out.

FTII protest reaches Delhi

A crowd of over 600 people, including students and faculties of Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Ambedkar College, also joined the march.

Locals protest over Army encroachment in Sonamarg

Residents, traders and land owners here staged a protest against the fencing of their lands by the Indian Army.

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