News Topic:Social Media
Jammu
Facebook user booked for ‘sensitive remarks’ in Rajouri
RAJOURI — Jammu and Kashmir Police on Monday booked a Facebook user for posting ‘sensitive remarks’ on the social media platform.A senior police officer...
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Education
BGSBU junks ‘fake’ order, to follow govt directive
BGSBU has clarified that a fake order under the signature of the Registrar is being circulated on social media regarding continuing classwork in the varsity.
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Kashmir
Ganderbal youth, on way to join militancy, arrested: Police
Jammu and Kashmir Police on Tuesday said a teenage boy from Shallabugh area of central Kashmir's Ganderbal district, who was about to join militancy, was arrested.
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India
Hubli Sedition Case: Three Kashmiri students sent to police custody till Feb 28
A Hubli court in Karnataka has sent three students from Jammu and Kashmir to police custody till February 28.
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Kashmir
Misuse of social media will not be allowed: DGP
SRINAGAR — Jammu and Kashmir Police Chief Dilbagh Singh on Monday issued a tough warning against the misuse of social media, while briefing media...
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Kashmir
Kashmiris use VPNs to make up for low-speed mobile internet
SRINAGAR — After the restoration of low speed 2G mobile internet last month, VPN, or the virtual private network, applications are much in demand...
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Art & Culture
Zaira Wasim’s account hasn’t been hacked, clarifies her manager
SRINAGAR — Dangal fame actress Zaira Wasim’s decision to quit acting has come as a surprise for her fans as well as the entire...
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Art & Culture
Zaira Wasim’s social media accounts are hacked, claims report
SRINAGAR — In a new twist to the much hyped exit of Dangal girl from Bollywood, it has come to the fore that the...
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Kashmir’s 2019 experience should be a warning for India: Mehbooba Mufti
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