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Kashmiri Stone-Thrower Is Now Captain, Goalie Of State Women's Football Team
As a disgruntled student, Afshan Ashiq led other girls in throwing stones at the police on Srinagar streets. Today, the poster girl of stone throwers is the captain of Jammu and Kashmir's women's football team -- a dream transformation that also speaks of the government's success in winning the hearts of Kashmiris.
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In Radicalising Kashmir's Young, Authorities See More Than One Culprit
By all accounts, it was a moving video appeal by Majid Khan's mother, which went viral on social media that persuaded the ace Kashmiri footballer to head back home. And therein, perhaps, lies the irony. It was the same web, helping propagate extremist virtues that has radicalised many Kashmiri youth and sponsored their induction into the terror gro...
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Bhaichung Bhutia Offers To Train Kashmir Footballer Who Chose To Quit Lashkar
Former Indian Captain Bhaichung Bhutia has written to the Jammu and Kashmir Football Federation offering a training stint to Kashmiri youth Majid Khan, a footballer who recently returned home after quitting the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
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Kashmir Footballer Joined Lashkar, Returns After Mother's Tearful Video
Days after he was spotted in a photo with an assault rifle by his heartbroken family in Kashmir, young football player Majid Khan has returned home.
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In Face Of Odds, Kashmir Now Has Its Own Girls' Football Team
Just a month ago some Kashmiri girls hit headlines by throwing stones at police vans in Srinagar but these football loving girls are determined to change that and pursue their dreams despite all odds.
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Jammu And Kashmir Gets First State-Sponsored Football Academy
A batch of 100 boys between 13 to 18 years of age will be trained here.
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With CRPF's Help, Kashmiri Boys Make it to Spanish Football Club
Basit Ahmad and Mohammad Asrar deserve all the credit for never letting their passion die, despite the simmering unrest in Jammu and Kashmir. The unrest meant there were was no sports activity in the valley for over four months.
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Kashmiri footballer threatens to sue Barfi! makers
A Kashmiri sportsman has threatened to sue the makers of Barfi! for allegedly portraying him in a negative light without his consent.
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Kashmiri Stone-Thrower Is Now Captain, Goalie Of State Women's Football Team
As a disgruntled student, Afshan Ashiq led other girls in throwing stones at the police on Srinagar streets. Today, the poster girl of stone throwers is the captain of Jammu and Kashmir's women's football team -- a dream transformation that also speaks of the government's success in winning the hearts of Kashmiris.
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In Radicalising Kashmir's Young, Authorities See More Than One Culprit
By all accounts, it was a moving video appeal by Majid Khan's mother, which went viral on social media that persuaded the ace Kashmiri footballer to head back home. And therein, perhaps, lies the irony. It was the same web, helping propagate extremist virtues that has radicalised many Kashmiri youth and sponsored their induction into the terror gro...
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Bhaichung Bhutia Offers To Train Kashmir Footballer Who Chose To Quit Lashkar
Former Indian Captain Bhaichung Bhutia has written to the Jammu and Kashmir Football Federation offering a training stint to Kashmiri youth Majid Khan, a footballer who recently returned home after quitting the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
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Kashmir Footballer Joined Lashkar, Returns After Mother's Tearful Video
Days after he was spotted in a photo with an assault rifle by his heartbroken family in Kashmir, young football player Majid Khan has returned home.
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In Face Of Odds, Kashmir Now Has Its Own Girls' Football Team
Just a month ago some Kashmiri girls hit headlines by throwing stones at police vans in Srinagar but these football loving girls are determined to change that and pursue their dreams despite all odds.
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Jammu And Kashmir Gets First State-Sponsored Football Academy
A batch of 100 boys between 13 to 18 years of age will be trained here.
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With CRPF's Help, Kashmiri Boys Make it to Spanish Football Club
Basit Ahmad and Mohammad Asrar deserve all the credit for never letting their passion die, despite the simmering unrest in Jammu and Kashmir. The unrest meant there were was no sports activity in the valley for over four months.
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Kashmiri footballer threatens to sue Barfi! makers
A Kashmiri sportsman has threatened to sue the makers of Barfi! for allegedly portraying him in a negative light without his consent.
