News Topic:Shalimar
Kashmir
Woman dies after setting herself ablaze over alleged family dispute in Hazratbal
A woman lost her life after setting herself on fire following a family dispute in the Hazratbal area on the outskirts of Srinagar on Monday.
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LeT commander Saleem Parrey among two militants killed in Srinagar
Two militants, including a top LeT militant Saleem Parrey, have been killed in Shalimar area of Srinagar outskirts.
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20-year-old boy commits suicide in Srinagar outskirts
A 20-year-old youth was found hanging at his home in Shalimar area of Srinagar outskirts on Friday in the UT of J&K.
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50-year-old man ends life in Srinagar
SRINAGAR — A 50-year-old man on Tuesday morning ended his life by hanging himself to death in Banigam area of Shalimar in central Kashmir's...
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Shalimar woman stabbed to death
A 45-year-old woman Jameela Begum (Khala) wife of Muhammad Yousuf Bhat of Gulshan Ali Shalimar was allegedly stabbed to death by her neighbours during a scuffle.
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