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Last Kashmiri Pandit In Terror-Hit Village , A Woman, Migrates To Jammu
Dolly Kumari, a Kashmiri Pandit, was the sole bread earner of her family in Shopian district's Chaudharygund.Last evening, she also left the valley and migrated to Jammu .
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No Kashmiri Pandit Left Kashmir In 2022, Government Tells Parliament
No Kashmiri Pandit has left the Kashmir valley during 2022, junior Home Minister Nityanand Rai today told the Parliament pointing to data showing all 6,514 of them are still residing there.
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No Kashmiri Pandit Left Valley Since Article 370 Removed, Government Tells Parliament
No-emigration claim comes just weeks after targeted killings of Kashmiri Pandits led to demands of "asylum outside Jammu and Kashmir"
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Centre Blames Pakistan For Spate Of Targeted Killings In Kashmir
It was unanimously decided that Kashmiri Pandits would be moved to safer locations but not out of Kashmir. "Centre can't be part of any ethnic cleansing. In this government, we believe in multi cultural society," added a senior level officer.
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Kashmiri Pandits Protest, Threaten To Leave After Targeted Killings
Hundreds of Kashmiri Pandits came out in Srinagar today in protest against targeted killings. Many of them, especially government employees from the Kashmiri Pandit community, have left the valley and the rest have threatened to migrate to Jammu.
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Locks, Checkpoints Near Kashmiri Pandit Camps After Mass Migration Warning
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has confined Kashmiri Pandits to their transit camps after the community's members threatened mass migration in the wake of targeted killings.
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Kashmiri Pandits' Big Warning If Not Moved To Safe Places In 24 Hours
Kashmiri Pandits, employed under the PM package, on Tuesday threatened to undertake mass migration from the valley if the government did not relocate them to safe places within next 24 hours.
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Community Radio Helps Kashmiri Pandits Reconnect With Their Roots
Radio Sharda, a radio station run by Kashmiri Pandits from Jammu is enabling the community to tune into what's happening to their people and helping them keep in touch, 28 years after they migrated due to violence
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Kashmiri Muslims In Bandipore Celebrate Shivratri, Want Pandits To Return
An ancient Shiv temple in Bandipore's Sumbal town on the banks of Jhelum hasn't had devotees on Shivratri for years. Not after Kashmiri Pandits fled the town 25 km from Srinagar during the peak of the militancy in the early nineties. Friday morning was different.
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In Kashmir Neighbourhood, An 'Experiment' To Bring Pandits Back Home
Saeb Lal was 40 years old when he left his home at Saraibala in Srinagar in the dead of the night to migrate to Delhi after militancy erupted in the valley in 1990.
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26 Years On, Kashmir Is Still The Home Pandits Long For
Kamla Devi is 80. She says her last wish is to return to Kashmir, land where she was born and spend the best years of her life. Her family of five migrated to Jammu in 1990 from Anantnag, at the height of militancy in the Kashmir valley.
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Land for Kashmiri Pandits can Be Found in 2 Months: Home Minister
The land for rehabilitation of displaced Kashmiri Pandits, who migrated from the Kashmir Valley in the early 1990's due to militancy, can be identified in one or two months, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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Kashmiri Pandits: 25 years of exile, no hope of return to the Valley
For centuries, they were living in the Valley before a mass migration forced almost three lakh Kashmiri Pandits to leave when the first wave of militancy erupted 25 years ago.
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Kashmiri pandits: Living on hope
It's been 20 years since Kashmiri pandits migrated from the valley. They are now hoping for an improvement in the security situation for their return.
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Last Kashmiri Pandit In Terror-Hit Village , A Woman, Migrates To Jammu
Dolly Kumari, a Kashmiri Pandit, was the sole bread earner of her family in Shopian district's Chaudharygund.Last evening, she also left the valley and migrated to Jammu .
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No Kashmiri Pandit Left Kashmir In 2022, Government Tells Parliament
No Kashmiri Pandit has left the Kashmir valley during 2022, junior Home Minister Nityanand Rai today told the Parliament pointing to data showing all 6,514 of them are still residing there.
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No Kashmiri Pandit Left Valley Since Article 370 Removed, Government Tells Parliament
No-emigration claim comes just weeks after targeted killings of Kashmiri Pandits led to demands of "asylum outside Jammu and Kashmir"
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Centre Blames Pakistan For Spate Of Targeted Killings In Kashmir
It was unanimously decided that Kashmiri Pandits would be moved to safer locations but not out of Kashmir. "Centre can't be part of any ethnic cleansing. In this government, we believe in multi cultural society," added a senior level officer.
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Kashmiri Pandits Protest, Threaten To Leave After Targeted Killings
Hundreds of Kashmiri Pandits came out in Srinagar today in protest against targeted killings. Many of them, especially government employees from the Kashmiri Pandit community, have left the valley and the rest have threatened to migrate to Jammu.
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Locks, Checkpoints Near Kashmiri Pandit Camps After Mass Migration Warning
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has confined Kashmiri Pandits to their transit camps after the community's members threatened mass migration in the wake of targeted killings.
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Kashmiri Pandits' Big Warning If Not Moved To Safe Places In 24 Hours
Kashmiri Pandits, employed under the PM package, on Tuesday threatened to undertake mass migration from the valley if the government did not relocate them to safe places within next 24 hours.
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Community Radio Helps Kashmiri Pandits Reconnect With Their Roots
Radio Sharda, a radio station run by Kashmiri Pandits from Jammu is enabling the community to tune into what's happening to their people and helping them keep in touch, 28 years after they migrated due to violence
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Kashmiri Muslims In Bandipore Celebrate Shivratri, Want Pandits To Return
An ancient Shiv temple in Bandipore's Sumbal town on the banks of Jhelum hasn't had devotees on Shivratri for years. Not after Kashmiri Pandits fled the town 25 km from Srinagar during the peak of the militancy in the early nineties. Friday morning was different.
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In Kashmir Neighbourhood, An 'Experiment' To Bring Pandits Back Home
Saeb Lal was 40 years old when he left his home at Saraibala in Srinagar in the dead of the night to migrate to Delhi after militancy erupted in the valley in 1990.
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26 Years On, Kashmir Is Still The Home Pandits Long For
Kamla Devi is 80. She says her last wish is to return to Kashmir, land where she was born and spend the best years of her life. Her family of five migrated to Jammu in 1990 from Anantnag, at the height of militancy in the Kashmir valley.
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Land for Kashmiri Pandits can Be Found in 2 Months: Home Minister
The land for rehabilitation of displaced Kashmiri Pandits, who migrated from the Kashmir Valley in the early 1990's due to militancy, can be identified in one or two months, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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Kashmiri Pandits: 25 years of exile, no hope of return to the Valley
For centuries, they were living in the Valley before a mass migration forced almost three lakh Kashmiri Pandits to leave when the first wave of militancy erupted 25 years ago.
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Kashmiri pandits: Living on hope
It's been 20 years since Kashmiri pandits migrated from the valley. They are now hoping for an improvement in the security situation for their return.
