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200 Families Rescued As Jhelum Overflows In J&K's Budgam
Nearly 200 families were rescued as the Jhelum River spilt over in Budgam district on Thursday.
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Kashmir Flood Victims Take Shelter In Ahmedabad To Avoid Cold
Hit by severe flood last year followed by extreme cold conditions, at least 400 people from Jammu and Kashmir have been compelled to leave their native place and take refuge in a slum locality in city's Saraspur area, till the situation improves there.
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A Year After Floods, Kashmir Family Still Can't Send Daughter To School
It has been exactly a year since floods devastated countless lives in Kashmir. But even today, there is scant sign of redemption at the Dar household.
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Centre to Provide 'Big Package' for Flood-Relief: Jammu and Kashmir Government
Days before the first anniversary of the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir, the state government today said the Centre would soon sanction a "big package" for rehabilitation of the people affected in the floods.
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Home Ministry Flouted Norms in Paying for Rescue Ops During Flood, Say Officials in Jammu and Kashmir
Questions are now being raised in Jammu and Kashmir on whether the Centre had violated procedures by directly debiting Rs 500 crore for the relief and rescue operations from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF).
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Union Home Secretary LC Goyal Reviews Flood Relief in Kashmir
Union Home Secretary LC Goyal on Saturday reviewed the flood relief and rehabilitation measures undertaken by the Jammu and Kashmir government.
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'Relief Amount a Mockery': Cries From Families Devastated by Kashmir Floods
For thousands left homeless by the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir in September, the state government has come up with a plan - it will pay the rent for accommodations that those displaced by the floods choose to hire till the time government of India approves a mega rehabilitation plan.
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Army Ready to Wrap Up and State Government Not Yet In, Jammu Camps Head for Chaos
After nearly 10 days, people in parts of flood-ravaged Jammu have started on the long way home. So has the army. But the ones who should be take charge of the remaining relief camps, officials of the state government, are conspicuous by their absence.
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200 Families Rescued As Jhelum Overflows In J&K's Budgam
Nearly 200 families were rescued as the Jhelum River spilt over in Budgam district on Thursday.
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Kashmir Flood Victims Take Shelter In Ahmedabad To Avoid Cold
Hit by severe flood last year followed by extreme cold conditions, at least 400 people from Jammu and Kashmir have been compelled to leave their native place and take refuge in a slum locality in city's Saraspur area, till the situation improves there.
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A Year After Floods, Kashmir Family Still Can't Send Daughter To School
It has been exactly a year since floods devastated countless lives in Kashmir. But even today, there is scant sign of redemption at the Dar household.
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Centre to Provide 'Big Package' for Flood-Relief: Jammu and Kashmir Government
Days before the first anniversary of the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir, the state government today said the Centre would soon sanction a "big package" for rehabilitation of the people affected in the floods.
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Home Ministry Flouted Norms in Paying for Rescue Ops During Flood, Say Officials in Jammu and Kashmir
Questions are now being raised in Jammu and Kashmir on whether the Centre had violated procedures by directly debiting Rs 500 crore for the relief and rescue operations from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF).
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Union Home Secretary LC Goyal Reviews Flood Relief in Kashmir
Union Home Secretary LC Goyal on Saturday reviewed the flood relief and rehabilitation measures undertaken by the Jammu and Kashmir government.
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'Relief Amount a Mockery': Cries From Families Devastated by Kashmir Floods
For thousands left homeless by the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir in September, the state government has come up with a plan - it will pay the rent for accommodations that those displaced by the floods choose to hire till the time government of India approves a mega rehabilitation plan.
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Army Ready to Wrap Up and State Government Not Yet In, Jammu Camps Head for Chaos
After nearly 10 days, people in parts of flood-ravaged Jammu have started on the long way home. So has the army. But the ones who should be take charge of the remaining relief camps, officials of the state government, are conspicuous by their absence.
