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KATHUA: Police on Saturday foiled a bovine smuggling bid by rescuing five bovines from the clutches of smuggler. According to a report, a party of Police Station Rajbagh , laid a Naka at Rajbagh and intercepted one truck bearing…
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RAJOURI: Rotary Club Rajouri in its mega activity arranged two truckloads of relief material for flood/rain affected people of Rajouri under leadership of President Rtn Sanjay Kumar Puri and co-ordinator for Relief Rtn K.K Langer. District…
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Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has called an all-party meeting in Srinagar today to assess the situation in flood-ravaged Jammu and Kashmir. Officials say over 200 people have been killed in the worst floods in the state in over a century;…
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Over 1,500 Nepali youth, most of them daily wage earners, are stranded in India's Jammu and Kashmir state due to the floods and landslides. Over 300 of them are from Saptari district alone on the Nepal-India border. Grief and gloom have…
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'Finding Fanny mints Rs.5.1 crore on opening day Mumbai: Homi Adajania's English language Bollywood entertainer "Finding Fanny" registered an opening day collection of Rs.5.1 crore net across India. Its makers are confident the movie…
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Click Here To download the complete List of flood victimsThe list contain  names of some of the individuals who were rescued by the Indian Army only. Since the lines of communication are extremely tenuous, this list is incomplete and is…
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New Delhi: Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan is visiting Jammu and Kashmir to take stock of medical relief operations in the flood-hit state. Officials said that the Health Minister will reach Jammu today and oversee the on site relief…
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Sniffer dogs were used by Army to search for survivors in mud and debris of a destroyed house in landslide caused by the recent floods in Udhampur.
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As the flood waters receded in Kashmir, authorities on Saturday said that 14 children were found dead at a hospital here. State government officials confirmed 29 deaths have taken place in the Kashmir Vally alone. Officials on…
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New Delhi: Around 10,000 kilograms of "ready to eat" food material, prepared by Tihar jail inmates has been sent for the residents of flood-hit Jammu and Kashmir in the last three days, an official said here on Friday. Produced by the…
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