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Srinagar/Jammu: The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Centre to explain by Monday what relief and rescue measures it has taken to rehabilitate those affected by the worst floods in Jammu and Kashmir. The apex court also directed the…
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More than 400 trucks and carriers are on a halt from the last four days because of the landslide encountered near Sidhra By-pass. They haven’t heard from the government or other management departments yet about the clearance of the way.…
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As the water level receded in Srinagar and adjoining areas, people started moving out of the Valley. The large exodus of people congregated at Ramsu on National Highway in Ramban District, where massive landslide had washed away 5000m of…
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Srinagar/Jammu: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday reiterated that the Centre is committed to provide all that is required to bring the flood-hit Jammu and Kashmir back on track, while admitting that the state is facing a…
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Dr Vijay Kumar, the Sarpanch of village Lam rushed to the only benefactor and the help he knew in his hour of need. He went to the nearest Army camp he was sure who would help him out of the request he was carrying. As soon as he was told…
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Ludhiana : A group of prominent citizens from Ludhiana have come forward to contribute relief materials for the flood-hit people of Jammu and Kashmir. While this group is setting up seven collection points to collect the relief…
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New Delhi : Haryana Chief Minister B.S. Hooda on Friday flagged off relief materials for people affected in the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir. "Jammu and Kashmir's situation is very serious. We are sending 50,000 quilts and…
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Jammu: The Jammu-Srinagar National Highway remained closed for the ninth consecutive day on Friday due to landslides and sinking of road at various places. The traffic was suspended on the 300-km long Highway due to landslides,…
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Soldiers working to rescue the thousands of people who still remain stranded in Srinagar have been asked to remain "very calm" if they are pelted with stones by angry crowds, a senior army officer told (NDTV) a TV channel today. "Our…
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