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In 2025, J&K Saw No Stone-Throwing Incidents, Only 1 Terrorist Recruited
The Defence Ministry said local youth have abandoned the path of violence and are increasingly opting for government welfare and employment schemes.
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Stone Pelting, Strikes Stopped Following Article 370 Abrogation: Centre
Jammu and Kashmir has seen a complete stop in stone pelting incidents and strikes in the valley, according to data shared by the Union Home Ministry on Monday.
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"Stonepelters Kill Truck Driver" In Kashmir, Accused Arrested: J&K Police
A Kashmiri truck driver was killed on Sunday after he was attacked with stones by protesters in south Kashmir's Anantnag district, police said.
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"Azaadi Won't Happen, Never": Army Chief On Men In Kashmir Joining Terror
Amid worries about the trend of young men turning to terror in Kashmir, Army Chief Bipin Rawat has sent out a strong message - "You can't fight the army, azaadi (freedom) will never happen."
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What Wrong Had He Done, Asks Mother At Last Rites Of Son, Killed In Kashmir
With a shower of tears and the anguished cry of a bereaved mother, a 22-year old man from Tamil Nadu, who died of injuries after being hit by stone pelters in Kashmir, was laid to rest in a cemetery.
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"Army Has To Be Firm": Defence Minister On Terrorism In Jammu And Kashmir
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said the death of a tourist who was targeted by stone throwers in Jammu and Kashmir was "completely condemnable" and not "very conducive" for tourism in the valley.
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"Head Hangs In Shame": Mehbooba Mufti On Tourist Death In Stone-Throwing
A tourist from Tamil Nadu injured in stone-throwing in Kashmir has died, police said. The incident took place on Monday morning at Narbal on the outskirts of capital Srinagar. He had been moved to a hospital at around 10:30 am with serious injuries. He slipped into a coma and died at around 8:30 pm.
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"Healing Touch": Centre Asks Jammu And Kashmir For New Surrender Policy
Centre has asked the Jammu and Kashmir government to formulate a new surrender and rehabilitation policy to help youngsters who joined terrorism in recent times come back to the mainstream. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has also advised the state to set up a high-level committee to review all stone pelting cases against students.
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Election Commission Cancels Anantnag Lok Sabha By-Poll In Jammu And Kashmir Over Law And Order
The Election Commission has cancelled the parliamentary by-election in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag, scheduled for May 25, citing security problems.
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No Talks With Separatists In Jammu And Kashmir, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The union government made its stand clear and reiterated that there will not be any talks with separatists or those raising slogans of "accession or Azadi" in Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre informed the Supreme Court on Friday that a dialogue to restore normalcy was possible only with the legally recognised stakeholders or political parties.
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After PM Narendra Modi Meet, Mehbooba Mufti Signs Up For 3-Month Trial For Kashmir
The next three months are going to be crucial for Kashmir. With relentless violence searing the Kashmir Valley her stronghold for months now, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti met Prime Minister Narendra Modi this morning and insisted that to restore peace, the centre will have to relaunch the policy introduced by former Prime Minister and BJP gold s...
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300 WhatsApp Groups Used To Gather Stone Throwers In Kashmir: Official
Nearly 300 WhatsApp groups were being used to mobilise stone throwers in Kashmir to disrupt anti-terror operations by security forces at encounter sites, a police official said on Sunday. More than 90 per cent of these groups have been shut down in the past three weeks.
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Talks Tough During Stone-Pelting, Firing, Says Mehbooba Mufti, Meets PM
The approach of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee is what's urgently needed as salve for Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was told today by Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti during a meeting in Delhi.
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Protester Tied To Army Jeep 'For Defence' In Jammu And Kashmir Video That Is Viral
A young man is tied to an army jeep that moves in a convoy in a widely-shared video from Kashmir that has sparked anger. The man was a protester who was used as a shield against his stone-throwing comrades on the day of the violence-hit Srinagar by-election, the army claims.
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Young People Who Pelt Stones In Kashmir Are In 'Distress': Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said the young people who pelt stones at security forces in the Valley are in distress and need to be engaged to understand their problems.
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In 2025, J&K Saw No Stone-Throwing Incidents, Only 1 Terrorist Recruited
The Defence Ministry said local youth have abandoned the path of violence and are increasingly opting for government welfare and employment schemes.
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Stone Pelting, Strikes Stopped Following Article 370 Abrogation: Centre
Jammu and Kashmir has seen a complete stop in stone pelting incidents and strikes in the valley, according to data shared by the Union Home Ministry on Monday.
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"Stonepelters Kill Truck Driver" In Kashmir, Accused Arrested: J&K Police
A Kashmiri truck driver was killed on Sunday after he was attacked with stones by protesters in south Kashmir's Anantnag district, police said.
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"Azaadi Won't Happen, Never": Army Chief On Men In Kashmir Joining Terror
Amid worries about the trend of young men turning to terror in Kashmir, Army Chief Bipin Rawat has sent out a strong message - "You can't fight the army, azaadi (freedom) will never happen."
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What Wrong Had He Done, Asks Mother At Last Rites Of Son, Killed In Kashmir
With a shower of tears and the anguished cry of a bereaved mother, a 22-year old man from Tamil Nadu, who died of injuries after being hit by stone pelters in Kashmir, was laid to rest in a cemetery.
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"Army Has To Be Firm": Defence Minister On Terrorism In Jammu And Kashmir
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said the death of a tourist who was targeted by stone throwers in Jammu and Kashmir was "completely condemnable" and not "very conducive" for tourism in the valley.
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"Head Hangs In Shame": Mehbooba Mufti On Tourist Death In Stone-Throwing
A tourist from Tamil Nadu injured in stone-throwing in Kashmir has died, police said. The incident took place on Monday morning at Narbal on the outskirts of capital Srinagar. He had been moved to a hospital at around 10:30 am with serious injuries. He slipped into a coma and died at around 8:30 pm.
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"Healing Touch": Centre Asks Jammu And Kashmir For New Surrender Policy
Centre has asked the Jammu and Kashmir government to formulate a new surrender and rehabilitation policy to help youngsters who joined terrorism in recent times come back to the mainstream. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has also advised the state to set up a high-level committee to review all stone pelting cases against students.
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Election Commission Cancels Anantnag Lok Sabha By-Poll In Jammu And Kashmir Over Law And Order
The Election Commission has cancelled the parliamentary by-election in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag, scheduled for May 25, citing security problems.
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No Talks With Separatists In Jammu And Kashmir, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The union government made its stand clear and reiterated that there will not be any talks with separatists or those raising slogans of "accession or Azadi" in Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre informed the Supreme Court on Friday that a dialogue to restore normalcy was possible only with the legally recognised stakeholders or political parties.
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After PM Narendra Modi Meet, Mehbooba Mufti Signs Up For 3-Month Trial For Kashmir
The next three months are going to be crucial for Kashmir. With relentless violence searing the Kashmir Valley her stronghold for months now, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti met Prime Minister Narendra Modi this morning and insisted that to restore peace, the centre will have to relaunch the policy introduced by former Prime Minister and BJP gold s...
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300 WhatsApp Groups Used To Gather Stone Throwers In Kashmir: Official
Nearly 300 WhatsApp groups were being used to mobilise stone throwers in Kashmir to disrupt anti-terror operations by security forces at encounter sites, a police official said on Sunday. More than 90 per cent of these groups have been shut down in the past three weeks.
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Talks Tough During Stone-Pelting, Firing, Says Mehbooba Mufti, Meets PM
The approach of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee is what's urgently needed as salve for Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was told today by Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti during a meeting in Delhi.
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Protester Tied To Army Jeep 'For Defence' In Jammu And Kashmir Video That Is Viral
A young man is tied to an army jeep that moves in a convoy in a widely-shared video from Kashmir that has sparked anger. The man was a protester who was used as a shield against his stone-throwing comrades on the day of the violence-hit Srinagar by-election, the army claims.
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Young People Who Pelt Stones In Kashmir Are In 'Distress': Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said the young people who pelt stones at security forces in the Valley are in distress and need to be engaged to understand their problems.
