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Muslim neighbours help perform last rites of Kashmiri Pandit in Pulwama

Local Muslims in Pulwama village came together to help perform the last rites of an 85-year-old Kashmiri Pandit who died on Wednesday.

Stone pelting incident at Government Degree College Pulwama

After a long spell of silence and decrease in stone pelting incidents, heavy stone pelting took place at Government Degree College Pulwama.

13 youth arrested during nocturnal raids in Pulwama

Over a dozen youth have been arrested during nocturnal raids in different villages of south Kashmir's Pulwama district.

Three Pulwama youth booked under PSA

Srinagar: Three youth from south Kashmir’s Pulwama district have been booked under Public Safety Act (PSA) and have been shifted to Jammu jail by...

Sirnoo Gunfight and the Civilian Cost of War!

Pulwama: Government forces in south Kashmir's Pulwama district engaged in a gunfight with militants trapped in a hideout in Sirnoo village on Saturday i.e,...

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