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Delhi Woman Suspected Sister Had Affair With Her Husband, Shot Her In Face
The victim said that after the pellets hit her face, her elder sister hit her several times on her head with the gun butt.
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Pellet Removed From Jammu And Kashmir's Youngest Survivor's Eye
Doctors on Wednesday successfully removed the pellet lodged in the right eye of an 18-month-old girl, Hiba Nisar, the youngest pellet victim in Kashmir who was injured after getting hit inside her house last month.
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19-Month-Old, Kashmir's Youngest Pellet Survivor, Needs Several Surgeries
Nineteen-month-old Heeba Nisar is facing an uncertain future. The child was hit by pellets about a week ago making her Kashmir's youngest pellet victim. She may need multiple surgeries. The doctors are unsure if they can restore her eyesight completely.
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French Journalist Detained In Srinagar For "Violating Visa Norms", Filming Documentary
Jammu and Kashmir Police has detained a French journalist in Srinagar for misusing his "business visa" to make a documentary film on separatists and "pellet victims".
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Surgery Can Wait, Exams Can't, Says Teen Almost Blinded by Pellets In Kashmir
The pellets have almost blinded him in the right eye, but that has not deterred 16-year-old Suhaib Nazir from appearing for his Class 10 board exams. He has, in fact, requested doctors to postpone his second surgery till the end of his exams.
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Rahul Gandhi Visits Kashmiri Pellet Gun Victims At AIIMS
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today visited the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi to enquire about the condition of five Kashmiri patients admitted with severe eye injuries due to pellet guns, hospital authorities said.
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As Kashmir Hospitals Struggle With Eye Injuries, Centre Rushes Doctors' Team
Patients lying on the floor, crammed between beds - that's how the ophthalmology ward of Srinagar's SMHS hospital looks. Over the last 5 days, the hospital has received more than 100 patients with serious eye injuries -- all victims of pellet guns used by security forces to control protesters.
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Delhi Woman Suspected Sister Had Affair With Her Husband, Shot Her In Face
The victim said that after the pellets hit her face, her elder sister hit her several times on her head with the gun butt.
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Pellet Removed From Jammu And Kashmir's Youngest Survivor's Eye
Doctors on Wednesday successfully removed the pellet lodged in the right eye of an 18-month-old girl, Hiba Nisar, the youngest pellet victim in Kashmir who was injured after getting hit inside her house last month.
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19-Month-Old, Kashmir's Youngest Pellet Survivor, Needs Several Surgeries
Nineteen-month-old Heeba Nisar is facing an uncertain future. The child was hit by pellets about a week ago making her Kashmir's youngest pellet victim. She may need multiple surgeries. The doctors are unsure if they can restore her eyesight completely.
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French Journalist Detained In Srinagar For "Violating Visa Norms", Filming Documentary
Jammu and Kashmir Police has detained a French journalist in Srinagar for misusing his "business visa" to make a documentary film on separatists and "pellet victims".
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Surgery Can Wait, Exams Can't, Says Teen Almost Blinded by Pellets In Kashmir
The pellets have almost blinded him in the right eye, but that has not deterred 16-year-old Suhaib Nazir from appearing for his Class 10 board exams. He has, in fact, requested doctors to postpone his second surgery till the end of his exams.
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Rahul Gandhi Visits Kashmiri Pellet Gun Victims At AIIMS
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today visited the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi to enquire about the condition of five Kashmiri patients admitted with severe eye injuries due to pellet guns, hospital authorities said.
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As Kashmir Hospitals Struggle With Eye Injuries, Centre Rushes Doctors' Team
Patients lying on the floor, crammed between beds - that's how the ophthalmology ward of Srinagar's SMHS hospital looks. Over the last 5 days, the hospital has received more than 100 patients with serious eye injuries -- all victims of pellet guns used by security forces to control protesters.
