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Mother-son arrested for murdering man and dumping body in Srinagar canal

Srinagar Police claimed to have solved a blind murder case within six hours of the recovery of an unidentified body, arresting a mother-son duo allegedly involved in the crime.

Body of youth recovered after Shikara capsizes in Dal Lake

The body of a 24-year-old youth who went missing after a shikara capsized in Dal Lake on Friday evening was recovered on Saturday morning, officials said.

Driver dies after falling unconscious behind the wheel in Srinagar

A tragic incident unfolded in Parimpora area of Srinagar district on Monday afternoon, resulting in the death of a man who fell unconscious while driving.

Controversy erupts as Vishwa Bharti Girls School faces backlash over alleged Abaya ban

Controversy has erupted as Vishwa Bharti Girls School allegedly imposed a ban on the use of Abaya (a loose cloak worn by Muslim ladies).

Power supply snapped in Rainawari after locals resist installation of smart meters

Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) has snapped the power supply to Rainawari areas of Srinagar city.

Election announcement soon after final voter list is prepared: Amit Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that announcement with regard to elections in J&K will be made once the final voter list and other preparations are completed.

Next CM will be from BJP, says Ravinder Raina

Ravinder Raina said that BJP is fully prepared to fight the Assembly elections on its own after the completion of the delimitation exercise.

SMC passes resolution to rename Botshah Chowk as Peer Shafi Chowk

Srinagar Municipal Corporation in its general council meeting today passed resolution to rename Botshah Mohalla Chowk as Peer Shafi Chowk.

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