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J&K records 57.31% turnout in first phase of LS polls: CEO
JAMMU — Incident free voting marked first phase of polling in Jammu and Baramulla Parliamentary constituencies of J&K with a total voter turnout of 57.31...
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LS Polls: Mendhar villages ‘boycott’ voting over basic amenities
POONCH — Voters of Balnoi village of Sub Division Mendhar of Poonch district boycotted the Lok Sabha polls for nearly seven hours at two...
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LS Polls: Sopore’s Brath, Handwara’s Babgund witness complete boycott
HANDWARA — As voting for first phase of Lok Sabha elections begun today for two seats in Jammu and Baramulla in Kashmir, two villages...
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J&K: Voting begins for first phase of LS Polls
BARAMULLA — Polling for the first phase of Lok Sabha elections started for the Baramulla seat on Thursday morning.Unprecedented security arrangements have been put in place...
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Mehbooba’s fate to be decided as vote count begins in Kashmir
Srinagar: Counting of votes began on Saturday morning for south Kashmir's Anantnag assembly constituency where Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti is one of the eight...
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Multiple cloudbursts hit Kashmir, trigger flash floods
Multiple cloudbursts triggered by intense rainfall struck different parts of Kashmir on Monday, causing flash floods that damaged roads, bridges and residential houses.
Heavy rains halt traffic on NH-44 in Udhampur
Traffic on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway (NH-44) was suspended from both ends on Monday evening following heavy rainfall and slippery road conditions.
Cloudbursts, landslides possible as rain set to lash J&K
Rain and thundershowers are likely to affect many parts of Jammu and Kashmir over the next 12 hours, with the Jammu region expected to witness the maximum impact.
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