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No Eid For J&K Tribals After Facing Bulldozer March
Saif Ali owned two residential houses in Jammu before they were demolished by bulldozers on January 11. The 80-year-old tribal is now homeless, living under the open sky for the last four months.
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Jammu And Kashmir Sees Longest Anti-Terror Operation This Year, Several Left Homeless
In Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian, the longest-running anti-terror operation this year has left a trail of destruction. It took security forces three days to flush out two local terrorists in a village, about 60 km from Srinagar.
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Raging Gunbattle In Srinagar Leaves Trail Of Destruction, Dozens Homeless
Charred currency worth over Rs 1 lakh meant to repair his house, sewing machines to eke out a living and all personal records - 55-year-old Bashir Ahmad Darzi has lost everything he had built. On Tuesday, when bombs hit his three storey home in downtown Srinagar, Mr Darzi's dream to renovate home before his daughter's wedding was shattered.
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Jammu and Kashmir Floods: Displaced Families Struggle For Survival
The only Kashmiri Pandit family left in the Mandir Bagh locality of Srinagar has been homeless for the last three months after floods in September ruined the congested neighbourhood.
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'Relief Amount a Mockery': Cries From Families Devastated by Kashmir Floods
For thousands left homeless by the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir in September, the state government has come up with a plan - it will pay the rent for accommodations that those displaced by the floods choose to hire till the time government of India approves a mega rehabilitation plan.
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Homeless After Kargil War, They Built a Home Again. Now That's Gone Too.
This was not first time that Mohammed Riaz and 30 other families of Jammu's Gujjar Basti have turned homeless. Back in 1999, during the Kargil war, all these families had been uprooted from their homes in RS Pura. They had rebuilt their lives on the banks of the Tawi river. Now, they have lost everything all over again.
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This family in Jammu lives in a truck
As mercury level dips further and winter gets bitter, a family in Jammu is braving it all out in the open. For the last 26 years, believe it or not, a truck has been home to Bittu Massi and his family of five.They have covered the truck with plastic sheets, however, that is not enough to beat the winter chill in Jammu with the minimum temperature d...
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No Eid For J&K Tribals After Facing Bulldozer March
Saif Ali owned two residential houses in Jammu before they were demolished by bulldozers on January 11. The 80-year-old tribal is now homeless, living under the open sky for the last four months.
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Jammu And Kashmir Sees Longest Anti-Terror Operation This Year, Several Left Homeless
In Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian, the longest-running anti-terror operation this year has left a trail of destruction. It took security forces three days to flush out two local terrorists in a village, about 60 km from Srinagar.
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Raging Gunbattle In Srinagar Leaves Trail Of Destruction, Dozens Homeless
Charred currency worth over Rs 1 lakh meant to repair his house, sewing machines to eke out a living and all personal records - 55-year-old Bashir Ahmad Darzi has lost everything he had built. On Tuesday, when bombs hit his three storey home in downtown Srinagar, Mr Darzi's dream to renovate home before his daughter's wedding was shattered.
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Jammu and Kashmir Floods: Displaced Families Struggle For Survival
The only Kashmiri Pandit family left in the Mandir Bagh locality of Srinagar has been homeless for the last three months after floods in September ruined the congested neighbourhood.
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'Relief Amount a Mockery': Cries From Families Devastated by Kashmir Floods
For thousands left homeless by the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir in September, the state government has come up with a plan - it will pay the rent for accommodations that those displaced by the floods choose to hire till the time government of India approves a mega rehabilitation plan.
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Homeless After Kargil War, They Built a Home Again. Now That's Gone Too.
This was not first time that Mohammed Riaz and 30 other families of Jammu's Gujjar Basti have turned homeless. Back in 1999, during the Kargil war, all these families had been uprooted from their homes in RS Pura. They had rebuilt their lives on the banks of the Tawi river. Now, they have lost everything all over again.
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This family in Jammu lives in a truck
As mercury level dips further and winter gets bitter, a family in Jammu is braving it all out in the open. For the last 26 years, believe it or not, a truck has been home to Bittu Massi and his family of five.They have covered the truck with plastic sheets, however, that is not enough to beat the winter chill in Jammu with the minimum temperature d...
