News Topic:Sogam
Kashmir
Two students die, 20 injured as college bus overturns in North Kashmir
Two students were killed and 20 others injured when a college bus in which they were travelling overturned in Handwara sub-district of North Kashmir on Saturday.
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Kashmir
Devastating fire engulfs religious seminary in Kupwara; Thousands of Islamic books lost
At least three thousand Islamic literature books at a religious seminary at Chandigam Sogam in Kupwara district were gutted in a fire incident on Saturday morning.
KNO -
Kashmir
Kupwara Police arrests ‘militant associate’
The Kupwara Police arrested a militant associate with three grenades and 58 rounds of AK-47 in Sogam area of Kupwara district.
KNS -
Kashmir
3 youth, whose pictures with weapons went viral, held in Kupwara
Police on Thursday claimed to have arrested three youth who had purportedly posted photographs on the social media holding guns and announced that they had joined militant ranks.
GNS -
Kashmir
Fire guts building at Amar Singh College
SRINAGAR — An overnight blaze gutted a building of Administrative Block of Amar Singh College at Gogjibagh area here.Reports reaching here said that the...
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