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'Shattered': Kashmir Parents Grieve 15-Year-Old Killed In Police Firing
Barely out of a storm of unrest and wounded by terrorist attacks in alarming frequency, solemn pictures of Halima offering milk to her dead son have gone viral in Jammu and Kashmir, stoking fears that the fragile peace in the state might once again be at risk soon.
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Cases Against Stone-Throwers In Kashmir To Be Reviewed, Says Government
The Jammu and Kashmir government has announced a velvet glove approach to review cases against those accused of throwing stones and violence during the five-month long unrest in Kashmir this year. Officials say cases against young men who are not involved in serious offences will be reviewed, in a move seen as an effort to reach out to the proteste...
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Lack Of Coordination Between Two Guard Posts At Uri Army Camp, Finds Probe
Initial investigations into the terror attack on a highly-guarded army camp in Kashmir here have pointed towards several procedural lapses including lack of coordination between two guard posts.
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Separatists From Jammu And Kashmir Face Threat From Pak: Minister Jitendra Singh
Justifying the security extended to separatist leaders in Jammu and Kashmir, Union minister Jitendra Singh has said they faced threat from Pakistan which might attack them to blame it on India.
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5 Dead In Fresh Clashes In Kashmir, Home Minister Meets Top Officials
Five people died and 15 others were injured in fresh clashes in Jammu and Kashmir today, taking the total number of deaths in the violence that erupted in the Valley after 22-year-old terrorist Burhan Wani was killed in July to 65.
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No Ban On Newspapers In Jammu And Kashmir, Says Mehbooba Mufti
Jammu and Kashmir government has told the Centre that there is no ban on publication of newspapers in the Valley, amid the alleged clampdown on media in Kashmir.
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'Shattered': Kashmir Parents Grieve 15-Year-Old Killed In Police Firing
Barely out of a storm of unrest and wounded by terrorist attacks in alarming frequency, solemn pictures of Halima offering milk to her dead son have gone viral in Jammu and Kashmir, stoking fears that the fragile peace in the state might once again be at risk soon.
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Cases Against Stone-Throwers In Kashmir To Be Reviewed, Says Government
The Jammu and Kashmir government has announced a velvet glove approach to review cases against those accused of throwing stones and violence during the five-month long unrest in Kashmir this year. Officials say cases against young men who are not involved in serious offences will be reviewed, in a move seen as an effort to reach out to the proteste...
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Lack Of Coordination Between Two Guard Posts At Uri Army Camp, Finds Probe
Initial investigations into the terror attack on a highly-guarded army camp in Kashmir here have pointed towards several procedural lapses including lack of coordination between two guard posts.
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Separatists From Jammu And Kashmir Face Threat From Pak: Minister Jitendra Singh
Justifying the security extended to separatist leaders in Jammu and Kashmir, Union minister Jitendra Singh has said they faced threat from Pakistan which might attack them to blame it on India.
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5 Dead In Fresh Clashes In Kashmir, Home Minister Meets Top Officials
Five people died and 15 others were injured in fresh clashes in Jammu and Kashmir today, taking the total number of deaths in the violence that erupted in the Valley after 22-year-old terrorist Burhan Wani was killed in July to 65.
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No Ban On Newspapers In Jammu And Kashmir, Says Mehbooba Mufti
Jammu and Kashmir government has told the Centre that there is no ban on publication of newspapers in the Valley, amid the alleged clampdown on media in Kashmir.
