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Clashes amid shutdown in Pulwama as local family owns slain militant

Srinagar: Government forces resorted to aerial firing in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district to disperse protesters who demanded the exhumation and return of the body...

Five militants killed in Bandipora gunbattle

Srinagar: Three more militants have been killed in an encounter at Sumlar forests of north Kashmir’s Bandipora district, taking the death toll of militants...

Bandipora Gunfight: Body of second slain militant retrieved

Srinagar: The body of second militant slain in ongoing gunfight in Sumlar forests in north Kashmir's Bandipora district was retrieved on Friday morning.Quoting official...

Two militants killed, body of one of them retrieved: IGP

Srinagar: Two militants were killed in an ongoing operation at forest area of Sumular in north Kashmir's Bandipora district.Reports reaching here said that the...

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