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Jammu and Kashmir Administration Transfers 230 Bureaucrats
In a major reshuffle, the Jammu and Kashmir administration has transferred 230 bureaucrats, including two IAS and IFS officers, officials said on Thursday
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Kashmir Officer Found Hanging From Ceiling In Apartment
A Kashmir Administrative Services (KAS) officer was found hanging from the ceiling in his apartment in Jammu on Tuesday evening, police said.
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From The Refugee Camps, This Kashmiri Pandit Is Among Civil Services Toppers
From a refugee living in a tent to the civil services, it has been one incredible journey of grit and determination for 27-year-old Neha Pandita who cracked the prestigious Kashmir Adminstrative Services exam securing fourth rank.
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Boy Whose Home Set On Fire By Terrorists Tops Kashmir Civil Service Exam
Anjum Bashir Khan has made his family proud 18 years after they were driven out of their home by terrorists. The 27-year-old has topped the Kashmir Administrative Service exams in Jammu and Kashmir. Mr Khan was just nine when his home in the remote village of Surankote was set on fire after his parents resisted diktats by terrorists and refused to ...
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Jammu and Kashmir Administration Transfers 230 Bureaucrats
In a major reshuffle, the Jammu and Kashmir administration has transferred 230 bureaucrats, including two IAS and IFS officers, officials said on Thursday
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Kashmir Officer Found Hanging From Ceiling In Apartment
A Kashmir Administrative Services (KAS) officer was found hanging from the ceiling in his apartment in Jammu on Tuesday evening, police said.
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From The Refugee Camps, This Kashmiri Pandit Is Among Civil Services Toppers
From a refugee living in a tent to the civil services, it has been one incredible journey of grit and determination for 27-year-old Neha Pandita who cracked the prestigious Kashmir Adminstrative Services exam securing fourth rank.
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Boy Whose Home Set On Fire By Terrorists Tops Kashmir Civil Service Exam
Anjum Bashir Khan has made his family proud 18 years after they were driven out of their home by terrorists. The 27-year-old has topped the Kashmir Administrative Service exams in Jammu and Kashmir. Mr Khan was just nine when his home in the remote village of Surankote was set on fire after his parents resisted diktats by terrorists and refused to ...
