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"Economic Terrorism": Mehbooba Mufti On Cops Halting Kashmir Apple Trucks
Trucks were allowed to move on Monday after protests across the valley; growers say 8,000 trucks with apples worth crores were stuck
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Why Kashmiri Pandits Are Refusing To Return To Their Jobs In Valley
Most Kashmiri Pandit employees left the valley last year after a long spell of unrest following the encounter of Burhan Wani. Now, 500 of them are refusing to return.
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Government Briefs Opposition For Second Day On Dokalam, Kashmir
Opposition leaders were told about the prevailing situation along the Sino-Indian border and Jammu and Kashmir and the government's action, an official spokesperson said. Yesterday, Swaraj, Jaitley and Home Minister Rajnath Singh had briefed leaders of 14 opposition parties.
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India Cannot Progress If Jammu And Kashmir In Misery: Mehbooba Mufti
The country's progress will be incomplete until Jammu and Kashmir is taken out of its "miseries" and "uncertainties", Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti said today.
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Forces Have Rights Too, Says Kiren Rijiju On Human Shield Used In Kashmir
In a freewheeling interview with NDTV to mark three years of the Narendra Modi government, Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju, asked about the challenges in Kashmir, admitted that there are "problems".
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Defence Minister Arun Jaitley In Srinagar, Reviews Security Situation In State
Defence Minister Arun Jaitley visited Kashmir on Wednesday to review the security situation in the Valley and the areas near the Line of Control, which are facing continuous shelling from Pakistan for the last three days. He asked the army commanders to maintain strict vigil along the LoC and stay prepared to give a fitting reply to the shelling.
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Army School Renamed After Officer Ummer Fayaz, Family Given Rs 75 Lakh Cheque
The Army on Saturday said a school had been renamed after Lieutenant Ummer Fayaz, who was killed by unmasked gunmen in south Kashmir. A cheque of Rs 75 lakh was also handed over to his family.
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Anger On Social Media Over Killing Of Army Officer Ummer Fayaz
There is anger against the killing of army officer Ummer Fayaz, with people from all walks of life unanimously condemning the murder of the young lieutenant on social media.
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Only PM Narendra Modi Can Resolve The Kashmir Problem, Says Mehbooba Mufti
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said only Prime Minister Narendra Modi can resolve the unrest in Kashmir as he has a strong mandate.
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Local Admin In Kashmir Should Act Against Unratified Channels: Union Minister RS Rathore
The Centre on Friday said the local administration in Kashmir has the right to confiscate the equipment of cable operators allegedly airing unauthorised Pakistani channels and take action against them.
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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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Encounters, Streamed Live: Inside The Dangers Of Kashmir's Social Media Wars
On March 28th, as security forces fought a militant of the Hizbul Mujahideen holed up in a building in Chadura, a town in north Kashmir, the gunbattle was being streamed live by 22-year-old Zahid Rashid on his Facebook page.
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Asked Who Is In Charge Of Kashmir, Ruling Party Official Says 'Can't Answer That'
Drive into the deserted streets of Pulwama in south Kashmir, and there is little evidence that it will go to elections in four weeks.
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Two Sides Of Forces In Kashmir: Abused Jawan Vs Human Shield
At a CRPF camp an hour outside Srinagar, we meet the men who have become the face of restraint by the armed forces in an otherwise increasingly volatile Kashmir valley.
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As Unrest Continues, Policemen In Kashmir Caught In Crossfire
The last one year has proved to be extremely difficult for the policemen in Kashmir. Given the mass uprising and unrest, the local policemen are fighting against the very society they belong to. The protesters, stone-pelters or militants, are none other than their own relatives or neighbours.
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"Economic Terrorism": Mehbooba Mufti On Cops Halting Kashmir Apple Trucks
Trucks were allowed to move on Monday after protests across the valley; growers say 8,000 trucks with apples worth crores were stuck
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Why Kashmiri Pandits Are Refusing To Return To Their Jobs In Valley
Most Kashmiri Pandit employees left the valley last year after a long spell of unrest following the encounter of Burhan Wani. Now, 500 of them are refusing to return.
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Government Briefs Opposition For Second Day On Dokalam, Kashmir
Opposition leaders were told about the prevailing situation along the Sino-Indian border and Jammu and Kashmir and the government's action, an official spokesperson said. Yesterday, Swaraj, Jaitley and Home Minister Rajnath Singh had briefed leaders of 14 opposition parties.
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India Cannot Progress If Jammu And Kashmir In Misery: Mehbooba Mufti
The country's progress will be incomplete until Jammu and Kashmir is taken out of its "miseries" and "uncertainties", Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti said today.
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Forces Have Rights Too, Says Kiren Rijiju On Human Shield Used In Kashmir
In a freewheeling interview with NDTV to mark three years of the Narendra Modi government, Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju, asked about the challenges in Kashmir, admitted that there are "problems".
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Defence Minister Arun Jaitley In Srinagar, Reviews Security Situation In State
Defence Minister Arun Jaitley visited Kashmir on Wednesday to review the security situation in the Valley and the areas near the Line of Control, which are facing continuous shelling from Pakistan for the last three days. He asked the army commanders to maintain strict vigil along the LoC and stay prepared to give a fitting reply to the shelling.
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Army School Renamed After Officer Ummer Fayaz, Family Given Rs 75 Lakh Cheque
The Army on Saturday said a school had been renamed after Lieutenant Ummer Fayaz, who was killed by unmasked gunmen in south Kashmir. A cheque of Rs 75 lakh was also handed over to his family.
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Anger On Social Media Over Killing Of Army Officer Ummer Fayaz
There is anger against the killing of army officer Ummer Fayaz, with people from all walks of life unanimously condemning the murder of the young lieutenant on social media.
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Only PM Narendra Modi Can Resolve The Kashmir Problem, Says Mehbooba Mufti
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said only Prime Minister Narendra Modi can resolve the unrest in Kashmir as he has a strong mandate.
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Local Admin In Kashmir Should Act Against Unratified Channels: Union Minister RS Rathore
The Centre on Friday said the local administration in Kashmir has the right to confiscate the equipment of cable operators allegedly airing unauthorised Pakistani channels and take action against them.
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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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Encounters, Streamed Live: Inside The Dangers Of Kashmir's Social Media Wars
On March 28th, as security forces fought a militant of the Hizbul Mujahideen holed up in a building in Chadura, a town in north Kashmir, the gunbattle was being streamed live by 22-year-old Zahid Rashid on his Facebook page.
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Asked Who Is In Charge Of Kashmir, Ruling Party Official Says 'Can't Answer That'
Drive into the deserted streets of Pulwama in south Kashmir, and there is little evidence that it will go to elections in four weeks.
-
Two Sides Of Forces In Kashmir: Abused Jawan Vs Human Shield
At a CRPF camp an hour outside Srinagar, we meet the men who have become the face of restraint by the armed forces in an otherwise increasingly volatile Kashmir valley.
-
As Unrest Continues, Policemen In Kashmir Caught In Crossfire
The last one year has proved to be extremely difficult for the policemen in Kashmir. Given the mass uprising and unrest, the local policemen are fighting against the very society they belong to. The protesters, stone-pelters or militants, are none other than their own relatives or neighbours.
