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On Killing of Kashmiri Pandits In 1990s, Supreme Court Dismisses Plea For Relook
Plea sought reconsideration of court's 2017 order dismissing a plea that had sought investigation into alleged mass murder in Kashmir
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Video: Indian Film Festival IFFI Jury Head Calls 'Kashmir Files' "Vulgar"
The jury of 53rd International Film Festival in Goa has slammed the controversial movie 'Kashmir Files', which revolves around the killings and exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990 from Kashmir Valley.
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Over 64,800 Kashmiri Pandit Families Left Valley In Early 1990s: Centre
Pakistan-sponsored terrorism forced 64,827 Kashmiri Pandit families to leave Kashmir valley in the early 1990s and settle in Jammu, Delhi and other parts of the country, the government has said.
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After 'The Kashmir Files' Success, J&K Police Shares 'The Untold Kashmir Files'
Following the roaring success of 'The Kashmir Files', a film based on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990s, the Jammu and Kashmir Police released a short video highlighting that all Kashmiris irrespective of their faith suffered due to militancy.
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Why Did Jawaharlal Nehru Take Kashmir Issue To UN, Asks Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman rebutted the Opposition's charge that the BJP too shared the responsibility for the failure to check the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990 as it was supporting the then VP Singh-led government at the
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Rajiv Gandhi Urged VP Singh Government To Stop Exodus Of Hindus From Kashmir: Congress
Congress on Monday sought to corner the ruling BJP over the exodus of minorities from Kashmir in 1990s, saying then Leader of Opposition Rajiv Gandhi had urged the then VP Singh government to intervene
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"The Kashmir Files" Director Given 'Y' Security Amid Row Over Film
The film, which focuses on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley in the 1990s, has been mired in controversy since its release on March 11 with the BJP and opposition parties having conflicting views on it.
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Kashmiri Pandits In US Welcome PM's Remarks On Community In Parliament
A group of Kashmiri Pandits in the US has welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks in Parliament that Kashmir's identity was buried when the exodus of the community began in 1990, saying this recognition is a step towards their rehabilitation and justice.
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Shikara Box Office Collection Day 1: Vidhu Vinod Chopra's Film 'Surprises' On First Day, Earns Rs 1 Crore
Shikara Box Office Collection: The film is set against the backdrop of the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from Kashmir in 1990
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"Kashmir's Identity Was Buried On The Night Of January 19, 1990": PM Modi
Jammu and Kashmir's identity was "buried on January 19, 1990", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in parliament today, lashing out at critics of his government's decision to withdraw special status to the former state under Article 370
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Shikara Trailer: Vidhu Vinod Chopra's Film Tells 'The Untold Story Of Kashmiri Pandits'
Shikara trailer: The film is based on the exodus of the Kashmiri Pandits, displaced from the valley in 1990
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"May We Soon Reunite With Our Homes": Kashmiri Singer On Article 370 Move
Article 370: The dramatic announcement by the government on Monday to end special status to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 and birfurcate the state into two union territories raised a political storm and strong reactions. For Aabha Hanjura, a singer who was displaced from Kashmir in the 1990s during the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits, music is her...
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"Now We'll Be Able To Return": Kashmiri Pandits Over Article 370 Decision
Kashmiri Pandits displaced from the Valley in the 1990s on Monday hailed the scrapping of Article 370, hoping it would bring peace to the region and pave the way for return to their homeland with honour and dignity.
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Kashmiri Pandit Returns Home To Open Shop, Gets Hero's Welcome
In 1990, Roshan Lal Mawa was shot four times by unidentified gunmen as violence against Kashmiri Pandits reached its worst phase. Left with no choice but to leave behind his beloved Kashmir, he picked up the pieces of his shattered life and moved to Delhi. Only, he could never be at home there.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Reopen 215 Cases In Kashmiri Pandits' Killings
The Supreme Court today refused to re-open investigation in 215 cases relating to the murder of more than 700 Kashmiri Pandits in Jammu and Kashmir in the 1990s, which led to a mass exodus of people from the community. The petitioner had sought that separatists like Yasin Mailk and Bitta Karate, named in the first information reports (FIRs), be in...
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On Killing of Kashmiri Pandits In 1990s, Supreme Court Dismisses Plea For Relook
Plea sought reconsideration of court's 2017 order dismissing a plea that had sought investigation into alleged mass murder in Kashmir
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Video: Indian Film Festival IFFI Jury Head Calls 'Kashmir Files' "Vulgar"
The jury of 53rd International Film Festival in Goa has slammed the controversial movie 'Kashmir Files', which revolves around the killings and exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990 from Kashmir Valley.
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Over 64,800 Kashmiri Pandit Families Left Valley In Early 1990s: Centre
Pakistan-sponsored terrorism forced 64,827 Kashmiri Pandit families to leave Kashmir valley in the early 1990s and settle in Jammu, Delhi and other parts of the country, the government has said.
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After 'The Kashmir Files' Success, J&K Police Shares 'The Untold Kashmir Files'
Following the roaring success of 'The Kashmir Files', a film based on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990s, the Jammu and Kashmir Police released a short video highlighting that all Kashmiris irrespective of their faith suffered due to militancy.
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Why Did Jawaharlal Nehru Take Kashmir Issue To UN, Asks Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman rebutted the Opposition's charge that the BJP too shared the responsibility for the failure to check the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990 as it was supporting the then VP Singh-led government at the
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Rajiv Gandhi Urged VP Singh Government To Stop Exodus Of Hindus From Kashmir: Congress
Congress on Monday sought to corner the ruling BJP over the exodus of minorities from Kashmir in 1990s, saying then Leader of Opposition Rajiv Gandhi had urged the then VP Singh government to intervene
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"The Kashmir Files" Director Given 'Y' Security Amid Row Over Film
The film, which focuses on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley in the 1990s, has been mired in controversy since its release on March 11 with the BJP and opposition parties having conflicting views on it.
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Kashmiri Pandits In US Welcome PM's Remarks On Community In Parliament
A group of Kashmiri Pandits in the US has welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks in Parliament that Kashmir's identity was buried when the exodus of the community began in 1990, saying this recognition is a step towards their rehabilitation and justice.
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Shikara Box Office Collection Day 1: Vidhu Vinod Chopra's Film 'Surprises' On First Day, Earns Rs 1 Crore
Shikara Box Office Collection: The film is set against the backdrop of the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from Kashmir in 1990
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"Kashmir's Identity Was Buried On The Night Of January 19, 1990": PM Modi
Jammu and Kashmir's identity was "buried on January 19, 1990", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in parliament today, lashing out at critics of his government's decision to withdraw special status to the former state under Article 370
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Shikara Trailer: Vidhu Vinod Chopra's Film Tells 'The Untold Story Of Kashmiri Pandits'
Shikara trailer: The film is based on the exodus of the Kashmiri Pandits, displaced from the valley in 1990
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"May We Soon Reunite With Our Homes": Kashmiri Singer On Article 370 Move
Article 370: The dramatic announcement by the government on Monday to end special status to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 and birfurcate the state into two union territories raised a political storm and strong reactions. For Aabha Hanjura, a singer who was displaced from Kashmir in the 1990s during the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits, music is her...
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"Now We'll Be Able To Return": Kashmiri Pandits Over Article 370 Decision
Kashmiri Pandits displaced from the Valley in the 1990s on Monday hailed the scrapping of Article 370, hoping it would bring peace to the region and pave the way for return to their homeland with honour and dignity.
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Kashmiri Pandit Returns Home To Open Shop, Gets Hero's Welcome
In 1990, Roshan Lal Mawa was shot four times by unidentified gunmen as violence against Kashmiri Pandits reached its worst phase. Left with no choice but to leave behind his beloved Kashmir, he picked up the pieces of his shattered life and moved to Delhi. Only, he could never be at home there.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Reopen 215 Cases In Kashmiri Pandits' Killings
The Supreme Court today refused to re-open investigation in 215 cases relating to the murder of more than 700 Kashmiri Pandits in Jammu and Kashmir in the 1990s, which led to a mass exodus of people from the community. The petitioner had sought that separatists like Yasin Mailk and Bitta Karate, named in the first information reports (FIRs), be in...
