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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Atul Pangotra a National Institute of Sports (NIS) graded coach and Sher-e-Kashmir awardee, has become International Taekwondo Master and Hanmadang International Referee, from World Taekwondo Headquarter, Kukkiwon,…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: On the eve of New Year, Jammu Range Police Headquarters in collaboration with Parade Association Jammu organised veteran T-20 cricket tournament at Parade Ground Jammu on Sunday. The tournament was inaugurated by DIG…
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Melbourne: Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane struck fluent centuries and stitched a record 262-run fourth-wicket partnership as India fought back bravely before a late-order slide allowed a sloppy Australia to claw back in the third cricket…
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Yoga guru Ramdev today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi will keep his promise of bringing back black money from abroad, although it may take some time. He was addressing a gathering at a yoga camp organised by Maratha Vidya Prasarak…
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Border Security Force personnel today seized three kilograms of heroin, worth Rs 15 crore in the international market, which were allegedly smuggled from Pakistan. BSF's Deputy Inspector General, RPS Jaswal said that the seizure was made…
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As many as 58 villages in Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir may get mobile connectivity by the end of this financial year. The Communication and Information and Technology Ministry has conveyed this to Union Minister Jitendra Singh,…
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Union Minister Vijay Sampla today sought strict law that will be deterrent to religious conversions by way of force or monetary consideration. "There should be a stringent law to ban religious conversions by fraud, force or monetary…
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India has put on standby three ships and a maritime surveillance aircraft for assistance in the search operation after an AirAsia flight with 162 people on board on Sunday went missing en route from Indonesia to Singapore after losing…
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New Delhi: Security agencies have found that close to four dozen Chinese study centres and other monasteries are present along India's frontiers with Nepal and Bhutan and are allegedly indulging in propaganda programmes. The development…
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Srinagar: Cold weather conditions continued to prevail in Kashmir Valley and Ladakh region, though there was a slight respite from the severe cold in Srinagar and Gulmarg, even as Leh recorded the coldest night of the season so far. Leh,…
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