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SRINAGAR: Acting upon specific inputs that flood hit food commodities are being offered for sale to gullible consumers, the sleuths of Drug and Food Control Organisation, under the instructions of Commissioner Food Safety, carried out raids…
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SRINAGAR: The officers of Poonch District in Jammu Division have voluntarily contributed Rs. 5.15 lakh to the Chief Minister’s Flood Relief Fund for relief and rehabilitation of flood affected people. A cheque of the said amount has been…
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SRINAGAR: According to Principal District and Sessions Judge, Srinagar, all courts which were previously functioning from Saddar Court Complex Lal Chowk Srinagar have started functioning from “Sanat Ghar Complex” located on Qamarwari Road…
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SRINAGAR: Asserting that J and K State has been highly appreciated for its efficient tax management at the national level by the highest forums of the country like Planning Commission of India, Union Finance Ministry, Empowered Committee…
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ANANTNAG: Present Coalition Government is committed for equal development of all the regions of the state for which adequate steps have been taken which have resulted in fulfillment of commitments. This was stated by Minister of Tourism G.A…
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JAMMU: Principal Sessions Judge Jammu R.S Jain on Friday acquitted Ghulam Nabi alleged HM activist, Mohammad Asraf, Kulsum Begum, Devinder Kumar and Satish Kumar who were facing trial in Enemy Agent Ordinance on the ground of legal…
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Srinagar: Security forces busted a militant hideout in a forest area in north Kashmir's Kupwara district today and recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition, police said. Acting on a specific information, police and Army launched a…
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New Delhi: Two days ahead of a planned rally in London by a pro-Pakistan group on Kashmir issue, India on Friday warned that forces inimical to Indo-UK relations may utilise such opportunity in open societies. However, it appreciated…
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Jammu: Pakistan Rangers opened fire on border outposts in Jammu last night but the Indian forces showed restraint and did not retaliate. Throughout Diwali on Thursday, Pakistan Rangers violated ceasefire several times and resorted to…
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New Delhi: The Indian government has no plans to curtail supply of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) from current 12 cylinders per household in a year even as it looks to give cash subsidy to consumers across the country by June. "There is…
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