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"CAA, Kashmir Internal Matters": Minister On European Union Resolutions
Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today hit back at EU parliamentarians who sponsored a resolution against the citizenship law and the clampdown in Jammu and Kashmir, saying the government considered both issues "internal matters"
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India's Strong Reaction To European Union's 6 Resolutions On CAA, Kashmir
India is facing a major diplomatic backlash from the European Union parliament on the Citizenship Amendment Act and the clampdown on Jammu and Kashmir ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's expected visit to Brussels for the India-EU summit in March.
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Days After Supreme Court Order, Kashmir's Internet Blackout Far From Lifted
The Supreme Court may have declared indefinite Internet blackouts impermissible, but the Jammu and Kashmir government seems to have found a way to circumvent the verdict and retain most restrictions in the Valley.
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SMS Service In Kashmir, Shut For 5 Months, Restored Today
The centre restored mobile messaging services in Kashmir from Tuesday midnight, nearly five months since its suspension. Broadband internet services are now allowed in hospitals across the Union Territory from the New Year, although curbs oncivilian use may remain.
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Kashmir Economy Lost Rs 15,000 Crore Since August Clampdown: Trade Body
Kashmir's economy has suffered losses to the tune of Rs 15,000 crore since August 5 when the government scrapped the provisions of Article 370, a commerce body has claimed, saying that this is just a "conservative estimate".
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Pleas Alleging "Complete Clampdown" In Kashmir Incorrect, Irrelevant: Centre To Supreme Court
The Centre today told the Supreme Court that it had been relaxing the curbs imposed in Jammu and Kashmir after abrogation of Article 370 and claimed that the pleas alleging "complete clampdown" were incorrect and irrelevant.
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"Necessary In View Of Leaders' Statement": Centre Justifies J&K Clampdown
The stringent communications clampdown in Jammu and Kashmir, enforced by the centre after it withdrew special status under Article 370, has been justified by the government as a "necessary" move in anticipation of violence in the region
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Journalists In Kashmir Stage Silent Protest Against Communication Curbs
Journalists in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday staged a silent protest against what they say has been a "media gag" by authorities that has badly affected their ability to work for the last 60 days. A clampdown on communication lines has meant that for the two months, no newspaper has been able to bring out an online edition and editorials have disap...
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'How To Block Internet For Terrorists, Spare Others?' S Jaishankar On J&K
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has justified the restrictions on phone and mobile internet services in Kashmir, saying it was needed to stop communication between terrorists.
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"No Bodies Doesn't Mean All Normal": Srinagar Mayor Slams Kashmir Move
Srinagar Mayor Junaid Azim Mattu has said that while there may not be any bodies littering the streets of Kashmir, assuming that it has returned to normal would be "highly unrealistic". "Containing a sentiment in the aftermath of a radical decision by enforcing a clampdown doesn't mean that the situation is normal. The BJP government's policy of de...
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"CAA, Kashmir Internal Matters": Minister On European Union Resolutions
Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today hit back at EU parliamentarians who sponsored a resolution against the citizenship law and the clampdown in Jammu and Kashmir, saying the government considered both issues "internal matters"
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India's Strong Reaction To European Union's 6 Resolutions On CAA, Kashmir
India is facing a major diplomatic backlash from the European Union parliament on the Citizenship Amendment Act and the clampdown on Jammu and Kashmir ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's expected visit to Brussels for the India-EU summit in March.
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Days After Supreme Court Order, Kashmir's Internet Blackout Far From Lifted
The Supreme Court may have declared indefinite Internet blackouts impermissible, but the Jammu and Kashmir government seems to have found a way to circumvent the verdict and retain most restrictions in the Valley.
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SMS Service In Kashmir, Shut For 5 Months, Restored Today
The centre restored mobile messaging services in Kashmir from Tuesday midnight, nearly five months since its suspension. Broadband internet services are now allowed in hospitals across the Union Territory from the New Year, although curbs oncivilian use may remain.
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Kashmir Economy Lost Rs 15,000 Crore Since August Clampdown: Trade Body
Kashmir's economy has suffered losses to the tune of Rs 15,000 crore since August 5 when the government scrapped the provisions of Article 370, a commerce body has claimed, saying that this is just a "conservative estimate".
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Pleas Alleging "Complete Clampdown" In Kashmir Incorrect, Irrelevant: Centre To Supreme Court
The Centre today told the Supreme Court that it had been relaxing the curbs imposed in Jammu and Kashmir after abrogation of Article 370 and claimed that the pleas alleging "complete clampdown" were incorrect and irrelevant.
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"Necessary In View Of Leaders' Statement": Centre Justifies J&K Clampdown
The stringent communications clampdown in Jammu and Kashmir, enforced by the centre after it withdrew special status under Article 370, has been justified by the government as a "necessary" move in anticipation of violence in the region
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Journalists In Kashmir Stage Silent Protest Against Communication Curbs
Journalists in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday staged a silent protest against what they say has been a "media gag" by authorities that has badly affected their ability to work for the last 60 days. A clampdown on communication lines has meant that for the two months, no newspaper has been able to bring out an online edition and editorials have disap...
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'How To Block Internet For Terrorists, Spare Others?' S Jaishankar On J&K
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has justified the restrictions on phone and mobile internet services in Kashmir, saying it was needed to stop communication between terrorists.
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"No Bodies Doesn't Mean All Normal": Srinagar Mayor Slams Kashmir Move
Srinagar Mayor Junaid Azim Mattu has said that while there may not be any bodies littering the streets of Kashmir, assuming that it has returned to normal would be "highly unrealistic". "Containing a sentiment in the aftermath of a radical decision by enforcing a clampdown doesn't mean that the situation is normal. The BJP government's policy of de...
