In Kashmir, Hundreds Queue Up To Join the Army Amid Unrest | Read

Amid unrest, hundreds of young men ran, huffed through push-ups and took endurance tests as they tried their luck in an army recruitment drive today in south Kashmir, the epicenter of violent protests in the Valley since July. The drive took place at Anantnag, around 60 km from Srinagar and one of the districts in Kashmir that have seen clashes between civilians and security forces since July 8, when Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani was killed.