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Srinagar: The body of a youth was recovered from Jhelum River this morning, with locals alleging that he drowned in the water body when security forces chased a group of stone pelters in Anantnag district of the Valley. Body of Shahnawaz…
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New Delhi: Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad's JNU unit vice-president Jatin Goraya has resigned from the post, saying he was "tired" of ABVP's stand on the attacks against Dalits. Goraya is the fourth such member of the BJP's student…
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Washington: Pakistani forces are engaged in a "tsunami of human rights violations" in Balochistan, a top Baloch leader alleged today as he sought the help of the international community including India in the Baloch nationalist movement.…
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Washington: Ahead of the India-US Strategic and Commercial Dialogue (S&CD) next week in New Delhi, a senior American official said this would be an opportunity for the two countries to reflect upon the progress made under the outgoing…
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STATE TIMES NEWS REASI: A fresh batch of 45 aspiring entrepreneurs passed out from Jammu and Kashmir Entrepreneurship Development Institute(JKEDI) Reasi after completing three-week Entrepreneurship Development Programme. The candidates were…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Jammu West Ass-embly Movement urged upon the Prime Minister Narendra Modi Government to save the J and K State from further destruction and bloodshed as for the last 50 days the State's progress is at halt and the…
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 STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: Army helped in saving lives of two critically injured people when a civil vehicle (Scorpio) bearing registered number DL 2CM 6463 met with an accident in which the driver had lost control and the vehicle went off…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Delhi Public School (DPS), Nagbani on Friday organised word building competition in the school. The students from Class 3rd to 7th took part in the competition which was organised by keeping in view the need to learn…
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If Jammu & Kashmir Government knows just five per cent of the population is the 'agent trigger' for the current violence and 95 per cent favours peace then it should not be difficult for the government machinery to quell the unrest…
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Come night there is no street or road in Jammu City without stray animals especially cows, buffaloes and dogs moving in packs. The very presence of these canines gives nightmares for road users especially two-wheeler users and walkers. With…
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