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Case Against 5 J&K Residents For Posting "Sensitive Remarks" On Facebook
The Jammu and Kashmir police has booked five persons, all residents of Rajouri and Poonch districts, for posting "sensitive remarks" on Facebook that could disturb law and order in the state.
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"I Will Use Code Language To Update Facebook": IAS Officer On Jammu and Kashmir Government's Gag Order
IAS officer Shah Faesal on Wednesday said he would use code language to update his Facebook account, reacting to the Jammu and Kashmir government's gag order on the use of social media for its employees.
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In A First, A Social Media Blackout In Kashmir To Curb Street Protests
Concerned that street protests in Kashmir valley were showing no signs of ebbing, the Jammu and Kashmir government on Wednesday ordered internet service providers to block 22 social media and instant messaging sites including Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter for the next one month in Kashmir.
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'BSF Jawan Missing': Court Says Allow Wife To Stay With Him For 2 Days
Border Security Force (BSF) constable Tej Bahadur Yadav, who posted a video on Facebook alleging that almost inedible food is served to soldiers at the frontlines, is missing, his wife told the Delhi High Court today. The BSF has been ordered to allow Sharmila Yadav to meet her husband at his battalion in Jammu and Kashmir and stay with him for two...
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'We Sleep On Empty Stomach': BSF Soldier Video Seizes Government's Attention
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh has ordered an inquiry into the allegations of a Border Security Force constable, whose videos posted on Facebook talking of near starvation diet given to the personnel at the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and corruption by higher officials, is being widely shared.
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Omar Abdullah Makes Facebook Debut to Reach Out to More People
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has now taken to Facebook in order to reach out to a larger number of people through the popular social networking site.
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Case Against 5 J&K Residents For Posting "Sensitive Remarks" On Facebook
The Jammu and Kashmir police has booked five persons, all residents of Rajouri and Poonch districts, for posting "sensitive remarks" on Facebook that could disturb law and order in the state.
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"I Will Use Code Language To Update Facebook": IAS Officer On Jammu and Kashmir Government's Gag Order
IAS officer Shah Faesal on Wednesday said he would use code language to update his Facebook account, reacting to the Jammu and Kashmir government's gag order on the use of social media for its employees.
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In A First, A Social Media Blackout In Kashmir To Curb Street Protests
Concerned that street protests in Kashmir valley were showing no signs of ebbing, the Jammu and Kashmir government on Wednesday ordered internet service providers to block 22 social media and instant messaging sites including Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter for the next one month in Kashmir.
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'BSF Jawan Missing': Court Says Allow Wife To Stay With Him For 2 Days
Border Security Force (BSF) constable Tej Bahadur Yadav, who posted a video on Facebook alleging that almost inedible food is served to soldiers at the frontlines, is missing, his wife told the Delhi High Court today. The BSF has been ordered to allow Sharmila Yadav to meet her husband at his battalion in Jammu and Kashmir and stay with him for two...
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'We Sleep On Empty Stomach': BSF Soldier Video Seizes Government's Attention
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh has ordered an inquiry into the allegations of a Border Security Force constable, whose videos posted on Facebook talking of near starvation diet given to the personnel at the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and corruption by higher officials, is being widely shared.
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Omar Abdullah Makes Facebook Debut to Reach Out to More People
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has now taken to Facebook in order to reach out to a larger number of people through the popular social networking site.
