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Curfew Relaxed In 5 Districts As Situation Improves In Manipur
With the improvement of the situation in Manipur, the district administrations of five valley districts relaxed the indefinite curfew on Tuesday, an official said.
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Explained: Why Manipur Is On The Boil Again
Unrest has broken out in Manipur again over the last two days. Violent protests have continued in the valley and the houses of several ministers and MLAs were attacked by mobs.
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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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Are Kashmiris Not Indian Citizens?
During the 2010 civilian unrest in Kashmir, an all-party delegation led by then Home Minister P Chidambaram visited the Valley to reach out to people and find a way to resolve the crisis.
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Centre's Amnesty To Free 4,500 Caught In Kashmir's Stone-Pelting Protests
The Centre's outreach to "first time offenders" in Jammu and Kashmir could mean freedom for 4,500 young men. All of them had been arrested for stone-pelting, mostly during the five-month unrest in the valley that started after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani. All of them have been in police lock-up since their arrest.
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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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To Recoup Lost Political Ground, Mehbooba Mufti's Challenge to Centre
At her first major political rally after last year's unrest in the Kashmir valley, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on Saturday pitched for deepening cross-border exchange with Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, political consensus to take steps to end the bloodshed in the state and heal the pain of Kashmiris.
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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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For Unrest In Kashmir, Security Agencies' Prescription: Governor's Rule
In face of increasing terror attacks in Kashmir valley, the security forces have taken a very divergent view from the government to contain the problem. Their prescription is Governor's Rule - poles apart from the state government's suggestion of winning the hearts and minds of the people.
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Jammu And Kashmir Governor Meets PM Narendra Modi, Discusses Security
Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi and discussed the security situation in the state with him. The meeting was held at the Prime Minister's Office at South Block and lasted about 45 minutes. The governor discussed the continuing unrest in parts of the Kashmir Valley, official sources said.
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Curfew Relaxed In 5 Districts As Situation Improves In Manipur
With the improvement of the situation in Manipur, the district administrations of five valley districts relaxed the indefinite curfew on Tuesday, an official said.
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Explained: Why Manipur Is On The Boil Again
Unrest has broken out in Manipur again over the last two days. Violent protests have continued in the valley and the houses of several ministers and MLAs were attacked by mobs.
-
"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
-
Are Kashmiris Not Indian Citizens?
During the 2010 civilian unrest in Kashmir, an all-party delegation led by then Home Minister P Chidambaram visited the Valley to reach out to people and find a way to resolve the crisis.
-
Centre's Amnesty To Free 4,500 Caught In Kashmir's Stone-Pelting Protests
The Centre's outreach to "first time offenders" in Jammu and Kashmir could mean freedom for 4,500 young men. All of them had been arrested for stone-pelting, mostly during the five-month unrest in the valley that started after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani. All of them have been in police lock-up since their arrest.
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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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To Recoup Lost Political Ground, Mehbooba Mufti's Challenge to Centre
At her first major political rally after last year's unrest in the Kashmir valley, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on Saturday pitched for deepening cross-border exchange with Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, political consensus to take steps to end the bloodshed in the state and heal the pain of Kashmiris.
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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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For Unrest In Kashmir, Security Agencies' Prescription: Governor's Rule
In face of increasing terror attacks in Kashmir valley, the security forces have taken a very divergent view from the government to contain the problem. Their prescription is Governor's Rule - poles apart from the state government's suggestion of winning the hearts and minds of the people.
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Jammu And Kashmir Governor Meets PM Narendra Modi, Discusses Security
Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi and discussed the security situation in the state with him. The meeting was held at the Prime Minister's Office at South Block and lasted about 45 minutes. The governor discussed the continuing unrest in parts of the Kashmir Valley, official sources said.
