All posts tagged "kashmir latest news"
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77Latest NewsRoad Shows to Woo Saudis to Kashmir
SRINAGAR: An official team from Kashmir has left for Saudi Arabia to woo the rich Arabs to this scenic region of lakes,...
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‘700 Crores to Promote Sports in Kashmir’
SRINAGAR: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has promised a package of Rs 700 crore over a period of five years to give a...
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Jammu Kashmir Gets First All-eve Post Office
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir has become the third state in India to have an all-women post office exclusively managed by female officials. Until...
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77Latest NewsBollywood Keeps Date With Kashmir, Highway Soars in Valley
SRINAGAR: Stars from the “Bollywood,” India’s active Bombay-based film industry, continue to flock to the scenic Kashmir region, to sing and dance...
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202Latest NewsKashmir’s Traditional Gun May Soon Be Extinct
Rakib Altaf SRINAGAR: It survived wars and a bloody separatist rebellion, but now Kashmir’s famed gun-manufacturing art may soon be extinct. ‘Made-in-Kashmir’...
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126Latest NewsBowler Sreesanth, Two Other Cricketers in ‘Fixing Inquiry’
NEW DELHI: In a swift operation, the special cell of the Delhi police has arrested Kerala pacer S Sreesanth and his Rajasthan...
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95Latest NewsIdentify Subjects of Greater Public Importance: Kashmir Chief
Amnesty to stone pelters: 196 cases involving 1432 youths withdrawn SRINAGAR: Chief Minister of Jammu and kashmir, Omar Abdullah on Wednesday suggested...
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74Latest NewsDearness Allowance of Kashmir Employees Raised by 8 percent
SRINAGAR: The government has approved a raise in the Dearness Allowance (DA) of employees in Jammu and Kashmir by 8 percent. An...
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Regional Parties Misleading Innocent Kashmiris: Congress
SRINAGAR: Alleging that regional parties were exploiting innocent people on issues of accession with India, autonomy and self rule, Congress member Abdul...
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112Latest NewsWoman Ends Life in Kashmir School
SRINAGAR: A distraught young woman this morning swallowed poison immediately after reaching a government school where she worked, witnesses say. Staff of...