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Jammu And Kashmir Parties Disappointed Over Decision To Not Extend Ceasefire
Political parties in Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday described as "disappointing" the Centre's announcement of not extending the ceasefire in the state and blamed the Centre and the state government for not making it effective.
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"Will Change Fate And Face Of Kashmir," Says Rajnath Singh In Srinagar
Union minister Rajnath Singh, who is visiting Jammu and Kashmir in wake of a series of terror attacks and ceasefire violations, said the government has a "lot of love" for the state. The minister will review the security situation and explore two crucial issues -- the possibility of extending the Ramdan ceasefire and talks with the separatist group...
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Jammu And Kashmir Parties Disappointed Over Decision To Not Extend Ceasefire
Political parties in Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday described as "disappointing" the Centre's announcement of not extending the ceasefire in the state and blamed the Centre and the state government for not making it effective.
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"Will Change Fate And Face Of Kashmir," Says Rajnath Singh In Srinagar
Union minister Rajnath Singh, who is visiting Jammu and Kashmir in wake of a series of terror attacks and ceasefire violations, said the government has a "lot of love" for the state. The minister will review the security situation and explore two crucial issues -- the possibility of extending the Ramdan ceasefire and talks with the separatist group...
