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Gupkar In Kashmir Laid Out "Red Carpet" For Pak Terrorists: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday accused the 'Gupkar alliance' in Jammu and Kashmir of "laying a red carpet" for Pakistani terrorists into the country.
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Opinion: How Trump Visit Could Leverage CAA And Kashmir Against PM Modi
As India rolls out the red carpet to receive US President Donald Trump next week, rough spots that have arisen in the wake of the Modi government's decisions on Kashmir and the subsequent passing of the Citizenship Amendment Act will need diplomatic resolution.
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6 Months After Article 370: Kashmiris Stare At Uncertain Future
Houseboats line up desolate along the Dal Lake and Gulmarg's famed snow covered ski slopes are near empty as are hotels and the many shops selling carpets, embroidered shawls, saffron and other things Kashmiri.
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Since EU Gets "Red Carpet" Entry, Allow Me To Visit J&K: CPI Leader To PM
Communist Party of India (CPI) leader Binoy Viswam, in a letter, has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he be allowed a visit to Jammu and Kashmir since a foreign delegation was given a "red carpet" entry into the region.
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Job Cuts, Cash Crunch, All Because Of GST, Say Kashmir's Carpet Traders
Carpet and other handicraft items had been tax free in Kashmir valley, but weavers will have to pay 12 per cent tax under the Goods and Services Tax. Carpet traders say GST on handicraft is actually taxing labourers because 80 per cent of what goes as cost into making handmade carpets are actually months and sometimes years of hard work that weaver...
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As Flood Waters Recede in Srinagar, Businessmen Say They Have to Start From Scratch
Garments, carpets, fabric, woollens, handicrafts or tourism - the recent floods in the state have practically wiped out every business in Srinagar. As the waters recede, the scope of devastation is slowly coming into focus. And chances are it would outstrip by far any government estimate.
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Bhaag Milkha Bhaag to be screened at Ladakh film fest
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag and documentary The Frontier Gandhi: Badshah Khan, a Torch for Peace will be screened as a part of the Green Carpet Premiere at the second edition of Ladakh International Film Festival (LIFF) to be held at Leh in Jammu and Kashmir next month.
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Gupkar In Kashmir Laid Out "Red Carpet" For Pak Terrorists: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday accused the 'Gupkar alliance' in Jammu and Kashmir of "laying a red carpet" for Pakistani terrorists into the country.
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Opinion: How Trump Visit Could Leverage CAA And Kashmir Against PM Modi
As India rolls out the red carpet to receive US President Donald Trump next week, rough spots that have arisen in the wake of the Modi government's decisions on Kashmir and the subsequent passing of the Citizenship Amendment Act will need diplomatic resolution.
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6 Months After Article 370: Kashmiris Stare At Uncertain Future
Houseboats line up desolate along the Dal Lake and Gulmarg's famed snow covered ski slopes are near empty as are hotels and the many shops selling carpets, embroidered shawls, saffron and other things Kashmiri.
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Since EU Gets "Red Carpet" Entry, Allow Me To Visit J&K: CPI Leader To PM
Communist Party of India (CPI) leader Binoy Viswam, in a letter, has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he be allowed a visit to Jammu and Kashmir since a foreign delegation was given a "red carpet" entry into the region.
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Job Cuts, Cash Crunch, All Because Of GST, Say Kashmir's Carpet Traders
Carpet and other handicraft items had been tax free in Kashmir valley, but weavers will have to pay 12 per cent tax under the Goods and Services Tax. Carpet traders say GST on handicraft is actually taxing labourers because 80 per cent of what goes as cost into making handmade carpets are actually months and sometimes years of hard work that weaver...
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As Flood Waters Recede in Srinagar, Businessmen Say They Have to Start From Scratch
Garments, carpets, fabric, woollens, handicrafts or tourism - the recent floods in the state have practically wiped out every business in Srinagar. As the waters recede, the scope of devastation is slowly coming into focus. And chances are it would outstrip by far any government estimate.
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Bhaag Milkha Bhaag to be screened at Ladakh film fest
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag and documentary The Frontier Gandhi: Badshah Khan, a Torch for Peace will be screened as a part of the Green Carpet Premiere at the second edition of Ladakh International Film Festival (LIFF) to be held at Leh in Jammu and Kashmir next month.
