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Railways Halts 3 Rail Projects To Protect Apple Orchards In Kashmir
The Centre has put off three proposed railway projects in Kashmir to save apple orchards that were being impacted due to the proposed rail lines.
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'Wrath Of Allah To Blame...': Farooq Abdullah On Crisis In J&K Apple Industry
The "wrath of Allah" is to blame for the transportation crisis affecting Jammu and Kashmir's apple industry, National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah said Wednesday.
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Thousands Of Tonnes Of Apples Rotting In Kashmir Due To Road Closure
Thousands of tons of apples are rotting in trucks stranded along the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway, with distressed farmers protesting the government's failure to restore the highway for the last 20 days.
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1st Freight Train With Supplies For Army Reaches Kashmir, Returns With Apples
In a first, a freight train delivered winter supplies to the Indian Army in Kashmir's Anantnag even as the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway remained closed for nearly three weeks.
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Cold Wave, Rain, Hailstorm Hits Rice, Apple Crop In Kashmir
Rain, frequent windstorm and hailstorm has severely impacted horticulture and agriculture - the mainstay of Kashmir's rural economy. The erratic weather has plunged temperature several degrees below normal in Kashmir.
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8,000 Stranded Trucks Carrying Apples Cleared From Kashmir Highway
Over 10,000 vehicles, including 8,820 fruit trucks, were released through Navyug and Jawahar Tunnels in the past 24 hours
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Porcupine Invasion In Kashmir Almond, Apple Orchards. Thousands Of Trees Damaged
Thousands of farmers in the Kashmir Valley are facing a new and unusual enemy to their livelihood - porcupines - large, thorny rodents that are attacking almond and apple trees.
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Tripura Man Strikes Gold With Cultivation Of Kashmir's Famed "Ber Apple"
Meet 32-year Bikramjit Chakma, who wants to cover the tropical hills of the northeastern state of Tripura with Kashmir's famed "ber apples".
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Kashmir Forest Land Drive Fells Thousands Of Apple Trees, Evicts Tribals
The vast patches of land at Kani Dajan village are dotted with chopped apple trees. Even sapling have not been spared. A Jammu and Kashmir forest department drive to retrieve forest land from alleged encroachers is not only dispossessing villagers from land they have been farming for generations, thousands of apple trees, too, have been mowed down ...
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J&K Administration Procures 1.34 Lakh Apple Boxes In South Kashmir
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has procured around 1.34 lakh boxes of apple from fruit growers in south Kashmir under the Marketing Intervention Scheme (MIS), officials said.
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Apple Trader From Punjab Shot Dead By Terrorists In J&K
An apple trader from Punjab was shot dead by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian today, making it the third killing of a person from outside the state in three days.
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Government To Procure Apples Directly From Jammu And Kashmir Farmers
Apples cultivated in Jammu and Kashmir will be procured directly from farmers by the government-run NAFED and the entire process will be completed by December 15, officials said today.
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Railways Halts 3 Rail Projects To Protect Apple Orchards In Kashmir
The Centre has put off three proposed railway projects in Kashmir to save apple orchards that were being impacted due to the proposed rail lines.
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'Wrath Of Allah To Blame...': Farooq Abdullah On Crisis In J&K Apple Industry
The "wrath of Allah" is to blame for the transportation crisis affecting Jammu and Kashmir's apple industry, National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah said Wednesday.
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Thousands Of Tonnes Of Apples Rotting In Kashmir Due To Road Closure
Thousands of tons of apples are rotting in trucks stranded along the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway, with distressed farmers protesting the government's failure to restore the highway for the last 20 days.
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1st Freight Train With Supplies For Army Reaches Kashmir, Returns With Apples
In a first, a freight train delivered winter supplies to the Indian Army in Kashmir's Anantnag even as the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway remained closed for nearly three weeks.
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Cold Wave, Rain, Hailstorm Hits Rice, Apple Crop In Kashmir
Rain, frequent windstorm and hailstorm has severely impacted horticulture and agriculture - the mainstay of Kashmir's rural economy. The erratic weather has plunged temperature several degrees below normal in Kashmir.
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8,000 Stranded Trucks Carrying Apples Cleared From Kashmir Highway
Over 10,000 vehicles, including 8,820 fruit trucks, were released through Navyug and Jawahar Tunnels in the past 24 hours
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Porcupine Invasion In Kashmir Almond, Apple Orchards. Thousands Of Trees Damaged
Thousands of farmers in the Kashmir Valley are facing a new and unusual enemy to their livelihood - porcupines - large, thorny rodents that are attacking almond and apple trees.
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Tripura Man Strikes Gold With Cultivation Of Kashmir's Famed "Ber Apple"
Meet 32-year Bikramjit Chakma, who wants to cover the tropical hills of the northeastern state of Tripura with Kashmir's famed "ber apples".
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Kashmir Forest Land Drive Fells Thousands Of Apple Trees, Evicts Tribals
The vast patches of land at Kani Dajan village are dotted with chopped apple trees. Even sapling have not been spared. A Jammu and Kashmir forest department drive to retrieve forest land from alleged encroachers is not only dispossessing villagers from land they have been farming for generations, thousands of apple trees, too, have been mowed down ...
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J&K Administration Procures 1.34 Lakh Apple Boxes In South Kashmir
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has procured around 1.34 lakh boxes of apple from fruit growers in south Kashmir under the Marketing Intervention Scheme (MIS), officials said.
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Apple Trader From Punjab Shot Dead By Terrorists In J&K
An apple trader from Punjab was shot dead by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian today, making it the third killing of a person from outside the state in three days.
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Government To Procure Apples Directly From Jammu And Kashmir Farmers
Apples cultivated in Jammu and Kashmir will be procured directly from farmers by the government-run NAFED and the entire process will be completed by December 15, officials said today.
