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B.Sc Nursing student found dead in rented room in Srinagar
A 21-year-old B.Sc Nursing student was found dead in Saida Kadal area of Srinagar on Tuesday evening.
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Militants attack police vehicle in Kashmir capital Srinagar
Unknown militants fired upon police in Saida Kadal area of Srinagar. The area falls under the jurisdiction of Police Station Rainawari.
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Teenager critically injured after hit by CRPF vehicle at Saida Kadal
A teenage boy was critically injured after being hit by a CRPF vehicle in Saida Kadal area of Srinagar on Wednesday.
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Would-be bride murdered by alcoholic step-brother in Srinagar
SRINAGAR — The Jammu and Kashmir Police have claimed to solve a “blind murder case” in record time and have arrested the accused involved...
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After thrashing chicken-seller, troopers kill off his chicken in Srinagar
SRINAGAR — Instead of taking action against some stone-pelters, Paramilitary troopers thrashed a chicken seller, crushed his chickens to death and broke his cell...
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