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ID Cards Idea For Pakistan Refugees Triggers Row In Jammu And Kashmir
Mandeep Singh, 22, from the border town of RS Pura in Jammu and Kashmir is preparing to move to Canada. It is a gesture more of despair than of hope. Born 47 years after Independence, Mr Singh has failed to get a job from the Jammu and Kashmir government or any placement in a professional course. By the laws of the state, he is not its citizen.
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After West Pak Refugees, Rohingya Settlers Spark Another Debate In Jammu
Zahid Hussain, 45, and his family were the first Rohingya Muslims to make Jammu their home in 2009. They were followed by others, who came to escape persecution in Myanmar. Today there are over 1,500 registered Rohingiya Muslim families in Jammu who are neither citizens of India, nor permanent residents of the state.
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Jammu And Kashmir Lawmaker Detained For Protest Outside Chief Minister's Home
It is minus 4.5 degrees in Srinagar but that did not seem to deter independent legislator Engineer Rashid as he spent the whole night yesterday under the open sky outside Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti's residence in Srinagar.
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Pakistan Plans Talks With Afghanistan, UN Agency Over Refugees' Return
Pakistan plans talks with Afghanistan and the United Nations refugee agency to move longtime Afghan refugees to camps at home, the foreign office said today, after the numbers of those returning plunged this year.
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2 Dead as Pakistani Soldiers and Refugees Clash, Say Officials
At least two civilians were killed and 10 wounded after Pakistani soldiers fired on internal refugees displaced by a military operation against the Taliban, an official said today.
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UN's Humanitarian Agency Begins Distributing Aid to Pakistan Refugees
The World Food Programme on Monday began distributing aid for hundreds of thousands of people who have fled a military operation in Pakistan, as refugees clashed with authorities over delays.
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ID Cards Idea For Pakistan Refugees Triggers Row In Jammu And Kashmir
Mandeep Singh, 22, from the border town of RS Pura in Jammu and Kashmir is preparing to move to Canada. It is a gesture more of despair than of hope. Born 47 years after Independence, Mr Singh has failed to get a job from the Jammu and Kashmir government or any placement in a professional course. By the laws of the state, he is not its citizen.
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After West Pak Refugees, Rohingya Settlers Spark Another Debate In Jammu
Zahid Hussain, 45, and his family were the first Rohingya Muslims to make Jammu their home in 2009. They were followed by others, who came to escape persecution in Myanmar. Today there are over 1,500 registered Rohingiya Muslim families in Jammu who are neither citizens of India, nor permanent residents of the state.
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Jammu And Kashmir Lawmaker Detained For Protest Outside Chief Minister's Home
It is minus 4.5 degrees in Srinagar but that did not seem to deter independent legislator Engineer Rashid as he spent the whole night yesterday under the open sky outside Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti's residence in Srinagar.
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Pakistan Plans Talks With Afghanistan, UN Agency Over Refugees' Return
Pakistan plans talks with Afghanistan and the United Nations refugee agency to move longtime Afghan refugees to camps at home, the foreign office said today, after the numbers of those returning plunged this year.
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2 Dead as Pakistani Soldiers and Refugees Clash, Say Officials
At least two civilians were killed and 10 wounded after Pakistani soldiers fired on internal refugees displaced by a military operation against the Taliban, an official said today.
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UN's Humanitarian Agency Begins Distributing Aid to Pakistan Refugees
The World Food Programme on Monday began distributing aid for hundreds of thousands of people who have fled a military operation in Pakistan, as refugees clashed with authorities over delays.
