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Internet Curb Eased, Situation Normal: J&K Cops After Separatist's Burial
Restrictions, including those on internet services, imposed following the death of hardline separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani last week have been eased and the situation is "fully normal in both regions of J&K", police tweeted Tuesday.
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No Protests Allowed In Kashmir Till Situation Improves: Police Chief Dilbagh Singh
No protests of any form, including sit-ins, will be allowed in Kashmir till the situation improves and the restrictions in the Kashmir Valley are completely lifted, the police said.
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US Urges India To Take "Rapid Action" In Lifting J&K Curbs, Snubs Pak
The United States wants New Delhi to quickly ease restrictions imposed in Kashmir, a senior official said Thursday, declaring President Donald Trump's willingness to mediate to ease tensions between India and Pakistan.
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"Apple Trucks", "Bangles": Ajit Doval On Pak Intercepts Heard In J&K
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval today said easing of restrictions from all parts of Jammu and Kashmir depends on how Pakistan behaves. The state has been under partial lockdown since the first week of August after the centre scrapped special from Jammu and Kashmir and divided it into two union territories.
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700 Apple Trucks Leave Jammu And Kashmir After Trade Restrictions Eased
More than 700 truckloads of apple have been transported from Jammu and Kashmir to wholesale markets in North India over the past two days with normal trading activities resuming in the Valley, Army officers said on Thursday.
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19 More Telephone Exchanges Start As Restrictions Ease In Kashmir: Report
Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have restored 19 more telephone exchanges, a month after telephone services were snapped following abrogation of provisions of Article 370, officials said today.
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Most Of Jammu And Kashmir Free Of Restrictions, Says Top Bureaucrat
Over 90 per cent of the Kashmir valley was free of daytime restrictions on Monday as authorities eased curbs at 92 police stations amid improving situation, officials said today.
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J&K High Schools To Reopen Tomorrow In Areas Where Restrictions Removed
The Jammu and Kashmir administration today said that the situation in the Valley has improved significantly, and certain educational institutions located in areas where restrictions have been eased will be reopened from Wednesday."The situation in Kashmir is getting better with each passing day. As many as 3,037 primary schools and 774 middle schoo...
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Schools Reopen In Kashmir But Few Children Show Up: 10 Points
A fraction of Kashmir's schools reopened today as the administration said restrictions were being eased in phases after two weeks of a security lockdown to avoid trouble over the centre's decision to end special status to Jammu and Kashmir and split it into two Union Territories. But while teachers and staff showed up in most of these schools, stud...
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Restrictions Eased In Parts Of Kashmir, Over 50,000 Landlines Are Back
Restrictions have been eased and over 50,000 landline phone connections have been restored in parts of the Kashmir Valley, nearly two weeks after severe restrictions were imposed in Jammu and Kashmir ahead of the government's big move to end special status to the state. The Jammu and Kashmir police said the prohibitory orders, banning large gatheri...
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"Body Blow To Democracy": Rahul Gandhi On J&K Congress Leaders' "Arrest"
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday condemned the "arrest" of the party's Jammu and Kashmir chief Ghulam Ahmed Mir and spokesperson Ravinder Sharma, saying it was another "body blow" to democracy by the government.
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"A Few Pellet Injuries" During Localised Incidents, Says Top Kashmir Cop
The police in Jammu and Kashmir confirmed today that some people sustained pellet injuries during what they called stray protests in Srinagar over the week-end, when the restrictions on movement were eased
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"People Should Celebrate Eid Without Fear": J&K Governor Satya Pal Malik
Sringar District Magistrate Shahid Choudhary tweeted to say "restrictions have been eased" as the centre slowly relaxes the security lockdown that blanketed Jammu and Kashmir after its decision to scrap special status and split the state into two union territories
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Phone Services, Internet Partially Restored In Kashmir Ahead Of Eid
Kashmir news: After five days of security lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir, phone services and internet were partly restored this morning and restrictions in movement were eased to facilitate Friday prayers.
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Internet Curb Eased, Situation Normal: J&K Cops After Separatist's Burial
Restrictions, including those on internet services, imposed following the death of hardline separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani last week have been eased and the situation is "fully normal in both regions of J&K", police tweeted Tuesday.
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No Protests Allowed In Kashmir Till Situation Improves: Police Chief Dilbagh Singh
No protests of any form, including sit-ins, will be allowed in Kashmir till the situation improves and the restrictions in the Kashmir Valley are completely lifted, the police said.
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US Urges India To Take "Rapid Action" In Lifting J&K Curbs, Snubs Pak
The United States wants New Delhi to quickly ease restrictions imposed in Kashmir, a senior official said Thursday, declaring President Donald Trump's willingness to mediate to ease tensions between India and Pakistan.
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"Apple Trucks", "Bangles": Ajit Doval On Pak Intercepts Heard In J&K
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval today said easing of restrictions from all parts of Jammu and Kashmir depends on how Pakistan behaves. The state has been under partial lockdown since the first week of August after the centre scrapped special from Jammu and Kashmir and divided it into two union territories.
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700 Apple Trucks Leave Jammu And Kashmir After Trade Restrictions Eased
More than 700 truckloads of apple have been transported from Jammu and Kashmir to wholesale markets in North India over the past two days with normal trading activities resuming in the Valley, Army officers said on Thursday.
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19 More Telephone Exchanges Start As Restrictions Ease In Kashmir: Report
Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have restored 19 more telephone exchanges, a month after telephone services were snapped following abrogation of provisions of Article 370, officials said today.
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Most Of Jammu And Kashmir Free Of Restrictions, Says Top Bureaucrat
Over 90 per cent of the Kashmir valley was free of daytime restrictions on Monday as authorities eased curbs at 92 police stations amid improving situation, officials said today.
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J&K High Schools To Reopen Tomorrow In Areas Where Restrictions Removed
The Jammu and Kashmir administration today said that the situation in the Valley has improved significantly, and certain educational institutions located in areas where restrictions have been eased will be reopened from Wednesday."The situation in Kashmir is getting better with each passing day. As many as 3,037 primary schools and 774 middle schoo...
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Schools Reopen In Kashmir But Few Children Show Up: 10 Points
A fraction of Kashmir's schools reopened today as the administration said restrictions were being eased in phases after two weeks of a security lockdown to avoid trouble over the centre's decision to end special status to Jammu and Kashmir and split it into two Union Territories. But while teachers and staff showed up in most of these schools, stud...
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Restrictions Eased In Parts Of Kashmir, Over 50,000 Landlines Are Back
Restrictions have been eased and over 50,000 landline phone connections have been restored in parts of the Kashmir Valley, nearly two weeks after severe restrictions were imposed in Jammu and Kashmir ahead of the government's big move to end special status to the state. The Jammu and Kashmir police said the prohibitory orders, banning large gatheri...
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"Body Blow To Democracy": Rahul Gandhi On J&K Congress Leaders' "Arrest"
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday condemned the "arrest" of the party's Jammu and Kashmir chief Ghulam Ahmed Mir and spokesperson Ravinder Sharma, saying it was another "body blow" to democracy by the government.
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"A Few Pellet Injuries" During Localised Incidents, Says Top Kashmir Cop
The police in Jammu and Kashmir confirmed today that some people sustained pellet injuries during what they called stray protests in Srinagar over the week-end, when the restrictions on movement were eased
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"People Should Celebrate Eid Without Fear": J&K Governor Satya Pal Malik
Sringar District Magistrate Shahid Choudhary tweeted to say "restrictions have been eased" as the centre slowly relaxes the security lockdown that blanketed Jammu and Kashmir after its decision to scrap special status and split the state into two union territories
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Phone Services, Internet Partially Restored In Kashmir Ahead Of Eid
Kashmir news: After five days of security lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir, phone services and internet were partly restored this morning and restrictions in movement were eased to facilitate Friday prayers.
