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"Time To Provide Relief": Omar Abdullah Welcomes India-Pakistan Ceasefire
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah welcomed the"full and immediate" ceasefire between India and Pakistan, which has come after two days of cross-border attacks and resultant damage to life and infrastructure.
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Watch: Omar Abdullah Plays Cricket With People Displaced By Pak Shelling
Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday indulged in a small game of cricket at a relief camp that has been set up to shelter residents affected by the increasingly unprovoked firing by Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC).
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"Knowingly Harbouring...": CRPF Constable Conceals Marriage To Pak Woman, Sacked
A constable, whose wife was about to be deported to Pakistan and got last-minute relief from the Jammu and Kashmir High Court, has now been sacked by the paramilitary force for concealing his marriage to a Pakistani national.
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"Slept In Car, Trains Fully Booked": Tourists On Pahalgam Attack's Aftermath
A special relief train ferried hundreds of tourists stranded in Jammu and Kashmir to New Delhi.
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Centre Asks Airlines To Ensure No Surge In Srinagar Fares After Terror Attack
Air India, IndiGo will operate a total of 4 additional flights from Srinagar to the Delhi and Mumbai. Airlines have also waived ticket rescheduling and cancellation charges.
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Delhi High Court Denies Parole To Jaish Terrorist To Visit Jammu And Kashmir
The Delhi High Court has denied parole to a convicted terrorist, who was seeking the relief to go to Jammu and Kashmir, saying there is an apprehension that his presence in the area would be detrimental to the larger security interest.
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J&K Government Provides Rs 5 Lakh Compensation Each To Boat Tragedy Victims' Families
The Jammu and Kashmir government on Wednesday provided a compensation relief of Rs 5 lakh each to the next family of the victims of the boat capsize tragedy.
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2020 J&K Fake Encounter: Families To Challenge Relief To Army Captain
Family members of three men killed in a "staged" encounter in south Kashmir's Amshipora in July 2020 have dubbed as "grave injustice" the suspension of the life sentence of the Army captain and the grant of bail to him in the case.
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Snow, Rainfall In Parts Of Kashmir Bring Relief From Heat
Snowfall in higher reaches of Kashmir and rains in the plains ended a prolonged dry spell and brought down the mercury significantly in the Valley which experienced record high temperatures this month, officials said on Monday.
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Rs 2 Lakh Relief Each For Families Of Those Killed In Jammu Bus Accident
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today expressed grief over the loss of lives in the Jammu bus accident and announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh each for the next of kin of the deceased and Rs 50 thousand for people who sustained injuries.
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Families Of 12 J&K Kids Who Died After Consumption Of "Unchecked" Cough Syrup Get Relief
On the recommendations of the NHRC, the Jammu and Kashmir administration has paid Rs 36 lakh as relief to the relatives of 12 infants, who had died after consumption of "unchecked spurious cough syrup" in Udhampur, officials said on Friday.
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Army Dogs Keep Danger And Stress At Bay For Soldiers In J&K
Dogs can be great stress-busters. And they are proving exactly that for soldiers of 44 Rashtriya Rifles who have found comfort in the company of two-year-old Rosh, a labrador whose ever-bubbling energy provides an instant relief after a hard day of patrolling.
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J&K Announces Rs 1,350 Crore Economic Relief Amid Covid
An economic reliefpackage of Rs 1,350 crore was announced this afternoon for Jammu and Kashmir's ailing business sector - hit hard by prolonged Covid lockdown and the outbreak - by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, who took oath last month as the union territory's L-G. A discount of 50 per cent for people of J&K in water and electricity bills for a ...
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NDTV Impact: Help Comes For Retired Jawan Hit By Delhi Violence
After serving in Kashmir as part of the Central Reserve Police Force, 58-year-old Aish Mohammad lost his home in last week's violence in Delhi. "I feel like I do not have a right to live in this country anymore," he had told NDTV from a relief camp in northeast Delhi's Mustafabad.
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"Like I Have No Right To Live In India": Retired Jawan In Delhi Shelter
Having served in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) for 22 years and retired as a head constable in 2002, it is difficult for 58-year-old Aish Mohammad to come to terms with his situation in a makeshift relief camp in northeast Delhi.
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"Time To Provide Relief": Omar Abdullah Welcomes India-Pakistan Ceasefire
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah welcomed the"full and immediate" ceasefire between India and Pakistan, which has come after two days of cross-border attacks and resultant damage to life and infrastructure.
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Watch: Omar Abdullah Plays Cricket With People Displaced By Pak Shelling
Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday indulged in a small game of cricket at a relief camp that has been set up to shelter residents affected by the increasingly unprovoked firing by Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC).
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"Knowingly Harbouring...": CRPF Constable Conceals Marriage To Pak Woman, Sacked
A constable, whose wife was about to be deported to Pakistan and got last-minute relief from the Jammu and Kashmir High Court, has now been sacked by the paramilitary force for concealing his marriage to a Pakistani national.
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"Slept In Car, Trains Fully Booked": Tourists On Pahalgam Attack's Aftermath
A special relief train ferried hundreds of tourists stranded in Jammu and Kashmir to New Delhi.
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Centre Asks Airlines To Ensure No Surge In Srinagar Fares After Terror Attack
Air India, IndiGo will operate a total of 4 additional flights from Srinagar to the Delhi and Mumbai. Airlines have also waived ticket rescheduling and cancellation charges.
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Delhi High Court Denies Parole To Jaish Terrorist To Visit Jammu And Kashmir
The Delhi High Court has denied parole to a convicted terrorist, who was seeking the relief to go to Jammu and Kashmir, saying there is an apprehension that his presence in the area would be detrimental to the larger security interest.
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J&K Government Provides Rs 5 Lakh Compensation Each To Boat Tragedy Victims' Families
The Jammu and Kashmir government on Wednesday provided a compensation relief of Rs 5 lakh each to the next family of the victims of the boat capsize tragedy.
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2020 J&K Fake Encounter: Families To Challenge Relief To Army Captain
Family members of three men killed in a "staged" encounter in south Kashmir's Amshipora in July 2020 have dubbed as "grave injustice" the suspension of the life sentence of the Army captain and the grant of bail to him in the case.
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Snow, Rainfall In Parts Of Kashmir Bring Relief From Heat
Snowfall in higher reaches of Kashmir and rains in the plains ended a prolonged dry spell and brought down the mercury significantly in the Valley which experienced record high temperatures this month, officials said on Monday.
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Rs 2 Lakh Relief Each For Families Of Those Killed In Jammu Bus Accident
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today expressed grief over the loss of lives in the Jammu bus accident and announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh each for the next of kin of the deceased and Rs 50 thousand for people who sustained injuries.
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Families Of 12 J&K Kids Who Died After Consumption Of "Unchecked" Cough Syrup Get Relief
On the recommendations of the NHRC, the Jammu and Kashmir administration has paid Rs 36 lakh as relief to the relatives of 12 infants, who had died after consumption of "unchecked spurious cough syrup" in Udhampur, officials said on Friday.
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Army Dogs Keep Danger And Stress At Bay For Soldiers In J&K
Dogs can be great stress-busters. And they are proving exactly that for soldiers of 44 Rashtriya Rifles who have found comfort in the company of two-year-old Rosh, a labrador whose ever-bubbling energy provides an instant relief after a hard day of patrolling.
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J&K Announces Rs 1,350 Crore Economic Relief Amid Covid
An economic reliefpackage of Rs 1,350 crore was announced this afternoon for Jammu and Kashmir's ailing business sector - hit hard by prolonged Covid lockdown and the outbreak - by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, who took oath last month as the union territory's L-G. A discount of 50 per cent for people of J&K in water and electricity bills for a ...
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NDTV Impact: Help Comes For Retired Jawan Hit By Delhi Violence
After serving in Kashmir as part of the Central Reserve Police Force, 58-year-old Aish Mohammad lost his home in last week's violence in Delhi. "I feel like I do not have a right to live in this country anymore," he had told NDTV from a relief camp in northeast Delhi's Mustafabad.
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"Like I Have No Right To Live In India": Retired Jawan In Delhi Shelter
Having served in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) for 22 years and retired as a head constable in 2002, it is difficult for 58-year-old Aish Mohammad to come to terms with his situation in a makeshift relief camp in northeast Delhi.
