News Topic:Pulwama Journalists Federation
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PJF holds candlelit vigil over Danish Siddiqui’s killing
Pulwama Journalists Federation (PJF) held a candlelight protest in memory of late Danish Siddiqui, a Pulitzer-winning photojournalist.
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PJF office bearers call on DC Pulwama
The office bearers of Pulwama Journalists Federation (PJF) on Tuesday called on Deputy Commissioner (DC) Pulwama, Baseer Ul Haq Choudhary.
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Pulwama journalist says forces snatched his camera, phone during gunfight
A photojournalist based in Pulwama on Saturday alleged that his camera and phone was snatched by government forces in Ganowpora Shopian.
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Journalist Fahad Shah’s uncle passes away; PJF condoles
Journalist and Editor-in-Chief of The Kashmir Walla magazine, Fahad Shah's maternal uncle passed away on Tuesday morning.
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Journalists resign en masse from PWJA, form Pulwama Journalists Federation
Journalists in southern Kashmir's Pulwama district on Tuesday resigned from the media association 'Pulwama Working Journalists Association'.
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Properties damaged as cloudburst hits Chhatroo area in Kishtwar
Damage was reported to two houses and two shops after a cloudburst triggered flash flood-like conditions in the Chhatroo area of Kishtwar district.
₹3.11 Crore Embezzlement: Crime Branch chargesheets two in Baramulla bank fraud
The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir of the Crime Branch, Jammu and Kashmir, has filed a chargesheet in a decade-old bank fraud case.
31 Amarnath pilgrims injured as bus plunges into gorge in Ganderbal
Thirty-one Amarnath Yatra pilgrims were injured after a bus carrying them overturned and rolled into a gorge at the S-Mode stretch in central Kashmir's Ganderbal.
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