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J&K Elections 2024: Special Polling Booths, Postal Ballots For Kashmiri Migrants
The Election Commission has set up 24 special polling stations in Jammu, Udhampur and New Delhi to facilitate voting by Kashmiri migrants in the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, a senior official said.
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600 Kashmiri Pandit Families' Land Restored In Last 5 Years: Centre
Over 600 Kashmiri Pandit migrant families' land has been restored in the last five years, the Centre told Parliament Wednesday, adding that the government is taking various steps to ensure that such families can safely return to valley.
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1,678 Kashmiri Migrants Returned To J&K Since Article 370 Revoked: Centre
As many as 1,678 Kashmiri migrants have returned to Jammu and Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370 for taking up jobs under the Prime Minister's Development Package-2015, the government informed parliament on Tuesday.
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Kashmiri Pandits To Be Granted Admission Concession: Education Ministry
The concessions available for admission in higher educational institutions to the wards of Kashmiri migrants will now also be given to Kashmiri Pandits living in the valley, according to officials at the HRD Ministry.
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AAP Government Seeks UPSC View On Kashmiri Migrant Teachers
The AAP government has asked the UPSC to look into a decision of its cabinet giving nod for regularisation of Kashmiri migrant teachers, who fled their state and are working in municipal and government schools on contractual basis for about 13 years.
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Delhi High Court For Speedy Decision To Regularise Kashmiri Migrant Teachers
The Delhi High Court has directed the AAP government to take an expeditious decision on regularising Kashmiri migrant teachers who had fled their state in the wake of disturbances and were working in government and municipal schools here on contractual basis for about 13 years.
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Composite Township For Kashmiri Pandits 'Unjustified': Hurriyat
A day after the Centre asked Jammu and Kashmir government to identify land where displaced Kashmiri Pandits could be suitably rehabilitated, hardline Hurriyat Conference led by Syed Ali Shah Geelani on Wednesday said "rigidness of the Indian government" was "unjustified".
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Centre to Give 3,000 Additional Jobs, Accommodation to Kashmiri Migrants
Kashmiri migrants will get 3,000 additional government jobs and 6,000 transit accommodations, the Union Cabinet has said, further enhancing monetary assistance for people displaced from the hilly areas of Jammu region.
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Jammu Migrants Threaten to March to Prime Minister's Residence if Not Paid Relief
A group of migrants from the Jammu region today threatened to march to the national capital and hold a sit-in in front of the Prime Minister's residence if they are not paid relief at par with Kashmiri migrants.
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After 21 years in exile, Kashmiri Pandits focus on raising numbers
Meet Anita, a 37-year-old woman who has decided to have a second child, eleven years after she had her first son. A Kashmiri Pandit living in Jammu for the last 20 years, she is doing this for the sake of the falling numbers of uprooted Kashmiri Pandits."Our population is very less now and is totally scattered," said Anita.For the first time after ...
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J&K Elections 2024: Special Polling Booths, Postal Ballots For Kashmiri Migrants
The Election Commission has set up 24 special polling stations in Jammu, Udhampur and New Delhi to facilitate voting by Kashmiri migrants in the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, a senior official said.
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600 Kashmiri Pandit Families' Land Restored In Last 5 Years: Centre
Over 600 Kashmiri Pandit migrant families' land has been restored in the last five years, the Centre told Parliament Wednesday, adding that the government is taking various steps to ensure that such families can safely return to valley.
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1,678 Kashmiri Migrants Returned To J&K Since Article 370 Revoked: Centre
As many as 1,678 Kashmiri migrants have returned to Jammu and Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370 for taking up jobs under the Prime Minister's Development Package-2015, the government informed parliament on Tuesday.
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Kashmiri Pandits To Be Granted Admission Concession: Education Ministry
The concessions available for admission in higher educational institutions to the wards of Kashmiri migrants will now also be given to Kashmiri Pandits living in the valley, according to officials at the HRD Ministry.
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AAP Government Seeks UPSC View On Kashmiri Migrant Teachers
The AAP government has asked the UPSC to look into a decision of its cabinet giving nod for regularisation of Kashmiri migrant teachers, who fled their state and are working in municipal and government schools on contractual basis for about 13 years.
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Delhi High Court For Speedy Decision To Regularise Kashmiri Migrant Teachers
The Delhi High Court has directed the AAP government to take an expeditious decision on regularising Kashmiri migrant teachers who had fled their state in the wake of disturbances and were working in government and municipal schools here on contractual basis for about 13 years.
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Composite Township For Kashmiri Pandits 'Unjustified': Hurriyat
A day after the Centre asked Jammu and Kashmir government to identify land where displaced Kashmiri Pandits could be suitably rehabilitated, hardline Hurriyat Conference led by Syed Ali Shah Geelani on Wednesday said "rigidness of the Indian government" was "unjustified".
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Centre to Give 3,000 Additional Jobs, Accommodation to Kashmiri Migrants
Kashmiri migrants will get 3,000 additional government jobs and 6,000 transit accommodations, the Union Cabinet has said, further enhancing monetary assistance for people displaced from the hilly areas of Jammu region.
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Jammu Migrants Threaten to March to Prime Minister's Residence if Not Paid Relief
A group of migrants from the Jammu region today threatened to march to the national capital and hold a sit-in in front of the Prime Minister's residence if they are not paid relief at par with Kashmiri migrants.
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After 21 years in exile, Kashmiri Pandits focus on raising numbers
Meet Anita, a 37-year-old woman who has decided to have a second child, eleven years after she had her first son. A Kashmiri Pandit living in Jammu for the last 20 years, she is doing this for the sake of the falling numbers of uprooted Kashmiri Pandits."Our population is very less now and is totally scattered," said Anita.For the first time after ...
