Handwara Teen

Aiming to pursue his academics and co-curricular activities with determination, a disabled boy named Parvaiz walks to school on one leg to pursue his dreams in Handwara daily.

A 14-year-old specially-abled boy, who died in Jammu and Kashmir's Handwara yesterday, could not be buried in his family graveyard. The boy was buried in Baramulla district, more than 30 km from his village. The officials have cited coronavirus as the reason.

A 14-year-old specially-abled boy, who was killed in Jammu and Kashmir's Handwara yesterday, was not allowed burial in his family graveyard. The boy was buried in Baramulla district, more than 30 km from his village. The officials have cited coronavirus as the reason.

The 16-year-old girl at the centre of protests in Handwara that spread to other parts of the Kashmir Valley last month today came out with sensational allegations against the police that marked a complete turnaround from what she had told a court last month.

Schools reopened in Handwara today a week after arson and violence ripped through this small town in north Kashmir, 70 km north of Srinagar. But the 16-year-old girl whose allegations of being molested by a soldier impelled a blistering cycle of protests and police firing is not in class.

Aiming to pursue his academics and co-curricular activities with determination, a disabled boy named Parvaiz walks to school on one leg to pursue his dreams in Handwara daily.

A 14-year-old specially-abled boy, who died in Jammu and Kashmir's Handwara yesterday, could not be buried in his family graveyard. The boy was buried in Baramulla district, more than 30 km from his village. The officials have cited coronavirus as the reason.

A 14-year-old specially-abled boy, who was killed in Jammu and Kashmir's Handwara yesterday, was not allowed burial in his family graveyard. The boy was buried in Baramulla district, more than 30 km from his village. The officials have cited coronavirus as the reason.

The 16-year-old girl at the centre of protests in Handwara that spread to other parts of the Kashmir Valley last month today came out with sensational allegations against the police that marked a complete turnaround from what she had told a court last month.

Schools reopened in Handwara today a week after arson and violence ripped through this small town in north Kashmir, 70 km north of Srinagar. But the 16-year-old girl whose allegations of being molested by a soldier impelled a blistering cycle of protests and police firing is not in class.