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After "Safe In India" Speech, Kashmiri Journalist vs Customs Over Bag Scan
A journalist from Jammu and Kashmir who alleged immigration officers in Delhi were "rude" to her is seen in CCTV footage not cooperating when the officers requested to get her bags scanned, the Delhi customs said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.
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Indian-Origin Writer Says Not Allowed To Enter Bengaluru, Deported To UK
A professor of Indian origin in the UK has claimed that she was denied entry when she landed at Bengaluru airport to attend an event organised by Karnataka government.
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"I'm Not A Malala, I'm Free In India": Kashmiri Journalist In UK Parliament
Yana Mir, a social activist and a journalist from Jammu and Kashmir, was honoured in the UK Parliament with the Diversity Ambassador award.
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Jammu Court Frames Charges Against Kashmiri Journalist For 'Seditious' Article
The case against arrested journalist Peerzada Fahad Shah and Kashmir University scholar Abdul Ala Fazili was probed by the State Investigation Agency (SIA), which successfully brought it up to the stage of framing charges, an official said.
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"Will Protect Journalists, Pandits In Kashmir," Says Home Ministry Amid Fresh Threats
The Union Home Ministry said the government has taken several steps to protect the lives of people, including media persons, as security and intelligence agencies remain deployed across Jammu and Kashmir to thwart terrorists and their handlers
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What US Said On Pulitzer-Winning Journalist Being Stopped At Delhi Airport
The United States is aware of reports of Pulitzer-winning Kashmiri journalist Sanna Irshad Mattoo allegedly being prevented from travelling to the country, a State Department official has said.
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Sri Lanka-Bound Kashmiri Journalist Stopped At Airport, Says "Harassment"
A Kashmiri journalist has claimed that he was stopped from going to Sri Lanka for news coverage and accused the authorities of harassing journalists from the Valley. In a video message,
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Blog: The Kashmir Press Club Stands Erased. Another Strike At Democracy
Kashmiri American poet Aga Shahid Ali has written of a "country without a post office''. Kashmir Press Club was the post office of journalists - the last bastion of free space in the Valley is gone.
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Mehbooba Mufti's Family, Kashmiri Journalists Among Pegasus 'Targets'
Family members of PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti, a former ally of the BJP, some Delhi-based Kashmiri journalists, key separatist leaders, human rights activists are among the people listed as potential targets of Israeli spyware 'Pegasus'.
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Day 100: Kashmiri Journalists Protest Against Continued Internet Blockade
Journalists in the Valley took out a protest march here against the continued suspension of internet services which completed 100 days on Tuesday since the abrogation of the Jammu and Kashmir's special status on August 5.
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On J&K, Indian Journalist's Face-Off With Ilhan Omar In US Congress
Kashmiri Muslims have suffered most from terror attacks by Pakistan-sponsored terrorists and this had been overlooked by Western activists and world media for years, senior journalist Aarti Tikoo Singh said at a US congressional hearing on Tuesday. Ms Singh also called the hearing "prejudiced, biased, a setup against India and in favour of Pakistan...
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Ex-Pak Envoy Retweets Photo Of Adult Filmstar As Kashmiri Who Lost Vision
In an embarrassing goof-up former Pakistani High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit on Monday retweeted a photo of an adult filmstar while passing it off as a Kashmiri man who lost his vision due to pellet injury.
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Journalist From Kashmir Beaten Up In Pune, Told He Would Be "Sent Back"
A 24-year-old journalist from Jammu and Kashmir was beaten up in Maharashtra's Pune. The incident is yet another amid reports of assault on Kashmiris after the Pulwama terror attack.
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Kashmir Journalist Shujaat Bukhari's Son Scores 95% In Class 10 Exams
Syed Tamheed Bukhari, the son of senior Kashmiri journalist Shujaat Bukhari who was killed in Srinagar by three terrorists earlier this year, has reportedly scored 98.4 per cent in his class 10 examination, the results of which were announced today.
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At Press Club Meet, Journalists Talk About Attacks On Media And Dissent
Journalists gathered at the Press Club of India in Delhi on Saturday to talk about the latest attacks on the media, right from Karnataka where two journalists are to be jailed for a year on the state assembly's orders to the beating of a Kashmiri reporter for 'The Caravan' magazine by a crowd in Delhi's Sonia Vihar.
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After "Safe In India" Speech, Kashmiri Journalist vs Customs Over Bag Scan
A journalist from Jammu and Kashmir who alleged immigration officers in Delhi were "rude" to her is seen in CCTV footage not cooperating when the officers requested to get her bags scanned, the Delhi customs said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.
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Indian-Origin Writer Says Not Allowed To Enter Bengaluru, Deported To UK
A professor of Indian origin in the UK has claimed that she was denied entry when she landed at Bengaluru airport to attend an event organised by Karnataka government.
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"I'm Not A Malala, I'm Free In India": Kashmiri Journalist In UK Parliament
Yana Mir, a social activist and a journalist from Jammu and Kashmir, was honoured in the UK Parliament with the Diversity Ambassador award.
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Jammu Court Frames Charges Against Kashmiri Journalist For 'Seditious' Article
The case against arrested journalist Peerzada Fahad Shah and Kashmir University scholar Abdul Ala Fazili was probed by the State Investigation Agency (SIA), which successfully brought it up to the stage of framing charges, an official said.
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"Will Protect Journalists, Pandits In Kashmir," Says Home Ministry Amid Fresh Threats
The Union Home Ministry said the government has taken several steps to protect the lives of people, including media persons, as security and intelligence agencies remain deployed across Jammu and Kashmir to thwart terrorists and their handlers
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What US Said On Pulitzer-Winning Journalist Being Stopped At Delhi Airport
The United States is aware of reports of Pulitzer-winning Kashmiri journalist Sanna Irshad Mattoo allegedly being prevented from travelling to the country, a State Department official has said.
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Sri Lanka-Bound Kashmiri Journalist Stopped At Airport, Says "Harassment"
A Kashmiri journalist has claimed that he was stopped from going to Sri Lanka for news coverage and accused the authorities of harassing journalists from the Valley. In a video message,
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Blog: The Kashmir Press Club Stands Erased. Another Strike At Democracy
Kashmiri American poet Aga Shahid Ali has written of a "country without a post office''. Kashmir Press Club was the post office of journalists - the last bastion of free space in the Valley is gone.
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Mehbooba Mufti's Family, Kashmiri Journalists Among Pegasus 'Targets'
Family members of PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti, a former ally of the BJP, some Delhi-based Kashmiri journalists, key separatist leaders, human rights activists are among the people listed as potential targets of Israeli spyware 'Pegasus'.
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Day 100: Kashmiri Journalists Protest Against Continued Internet Blockade
Journalists in the Valley took out a protest march here against the continued suspension of internet services which completed 100 days on Tuesday since the abrogation of the Jammu and Kashmir's special status on August 5.
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On J&K, Indian Journalist's Face-Off With Ilhan Omar In US Congress
Kashmiri Muslims have suffered most from terror attacks by Pakistan-sponsored terrorists and this had been overlooked by Western activists and world media for years, senior journalist Aarti Tikoo Singh said at a US congressional hearing on Tuesday. Ms Singh also called the hearing "prejudiced, biased, a setup against India and in favour of Pakistan...
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Ex-Pak Envoy Retweets Photo Of Adult Filmstar As Kashmiri Who Lost Vision
In an embarrassing goof-up former Pakistani High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit on Monday retweeted a photo of an adult filmstar while passing it off as a Kashmiri man who lost his vision due to pellet injury.
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Journalist From Kashmir Beaten Up In Pune, Told He Would Be "Sent Back"
A 24-year-old journalist from Jammu and Kashmir was beaten up in Maharashtra's Pune. The incident is yet another amid reports of assault on Kashmiris after the Pulwama terror attack.
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Kashmir Journalist Shujaat Bukhari's Son Scores 95% In Class 10 Exams
Syed Tamheed Bukhari, the son of senior Kashmiri journalist Shujaat Bukhari who was killed in Srinagar by three terrorists earlier this year, has reportedly scored 98.4 per cent in his class 10 examination, the results of which were announced today.
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At Press Club Meet, Journalists Talk About Attacks On Media And Dissent
Journalists gathered at the Press Club of India in Delhi on Saturday to talk about the latest attacks on the media, right from Karnataka where two journalists are to be jailed for a year on the state assembly's orders to the beating of a Kashmiri reporter for 'The Caravan' magazine by a crowd in Delhi's Sonia Vihar.
