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Very Few Kashmiri Pandits Returning Due To Sense Of Fear: Karan Singh
Constant sense of fear and apprehension among Kashmiri Pandits is why very few of them are willing to return to their homeland in the Valley, veteran politician Karan Singh has said.
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"We Are Here To Stay, Central Governments Come And Go": J&K's Sajad Lone
The BJP deserves the credit for uniting all Jammu and Kashmir parties in an unprecedented alliance to demand the restoration of the former state's special status, Kashmiri politician Sajad Lone said on Friday, asserting that as "inhabitants and not tourists" they will outlast the central government.
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Won't Ask PM Modi To Reverse What He Has Done In Kashmir: Omar Abdullah
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah says in a new book that he will neither be "Indian enough for right-wing nationalist politicians" nor "Kashmiri enough for those who don't see Kashmir's future as part of India".
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"Stand By India In Fight Against Terror": EU Lawmakers After J&K Visit
European Union MPs whose visit to Jammu and Kashmir has been criticised by the opposition today said they were not here to interfere in India's politics and "fully supported the country in its efforts for lasting peace and end of terror". The European lawmakers were addressing select media - many, including local Kashmiri newspapers were kept out -...
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"Under What Law?" Mehbooba Mufti's Daughter On Kashmiri Leaders Signing Bonds
Iltija Javed, daughter of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, has hit out at reports that three Kashmiri politicians detained since the centre withdrew Article 370 were forced to sign bonds to maintain peace before being released
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Aarey Tweet By Mehbooba Mufti's Daughter Draws BJP Barb
After the Supreme Court on Monday stayed the cutting of trees in Mumbai's Aarey Colony until October 21 following protests by environmentalists, detained Jammu and Kashmir politician Mehbooba Mufti suggested that trees were seemingly being given priority over Kashmiri lives.
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Amit Shah Speaks In Parliament Amid Opposition Protests Over J&K Crisis
A cabinet meeting is taking place at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence in Delhi amid uncertainty in Jammu and Kashmir and an unprecedented lockdown that included the midnight house arrest of politicians in the state including former chief ministers Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah. Just before the meeting, Home Minister Amit Shah met with La...
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Kashmiri Politicians Seek Hurriyat's Permission To Go To Toilet: Minister
Criticising their stoic silence over the killing of a soldier by a stone-pelting mob in the valley, Union minister Jitendra Singh Saturday said the mainstream Kashmiri politicians cannot go to the toilet without the Hurriyat Conference's permission.
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Election Results: Sajjad Lone, Former Separatist With Pakistani Wife, Wins in Kashmir
Separatist-turned-mainstream politician Sajjad Lone has won from Handwara in north Kashmir in the state assembly elections, held over five phases.
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Election Results: Sajjad Lone, Former Separatist With Pakistani Wife, Leading in Kashmir
As the first leads came from Kashmir, where votes cast in staggered polling are being counted today, one of the candidates who took an early lead was separatist turned mainstream politician Sajjad Lone.
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Shanghai is not just about Bengal: Dibakar Banerjee
Trailers of Shanghai remind the audience of land acquisition in Singur and Nandigram but director Dibakar Banerjee denies any such link.
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Very Few Kashmiri Pandits Returning Due To Sense Of Fear: Karan Singh
Constant sense of fear and apprehension among Kashmiri Pandits is why very few of them are willing to return to their homeland in the Valley, veteran politician Karan Singh has said.
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"We Are Here To Stay, Central Governments Come And Go": J&K's Sajad Lone
The BJP deserves the credit for uniting all Jammu and Kashmir parties in an unprecedented alliance to demand the restoration of the former state's special status, Kashmiri politician Sajad Lone said on Friday, asserting that as "inhabitants and not tourists" they will outlast the central government.
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Won't Ask PM Modi To Reverse What He Has Done In Kashmir: Omar Abdullah
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah says in a new book that he will neither be "Indian enough for right-wing nationalist politicians" nor "Kashmiri enough for those who don't see Kashmir's future as part of India".
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"Stand By India In Fight Against Terror": EU Lawmakers After J&K Visit
European Union MPs whose visit to Jammu and Kashmir has been criticised by the opposition today said they were not here to interfere in India's politics and "fully supported the country in its efforts for lasting peace and end of terror". The European lawmakers were addressing select media - many, including local Kashmiri newspapers were kept out -...
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"Under What Law?" Mehbooba Mufti's Daughter On Kashmiri Leaders Signing Bonds
Iltija Javed, daughter of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, has hit out at reports that three Kashmiri politicians detained since the centre withdrew Article 370 were forced to sign bonds to maintain peace before being released
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Aarey Tweet By Mehbooba Mufti's Daughter Draws BJP Barb
After the Supreme Court on Monday stayed the cutting of trees in Mumbai's Aarey Colony until October 21 following protests by environmentalists, detained Jammu and Kashmir politician Mehbooba Mufti suggested that trees were seemingly being given priority over Kashmiri lives.
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Amit Shah Speaks In Parliament Amid Opposition Protests Over J&K Crisis
A cabinet meeting is taking place at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence in Delhi amid uncertainty in Jammu and Kashmir and an unprecedented lockdown that included the midnight house arrest of politicians in the state including former chief ministers Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah. Just before the meeting, Home Minister Amit Shah met with La...
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Kashmiri Politicians Seek Hurriyat's Permission To Go To Toilet: Minister
Criticising their stoic silence over the killing of a soldier by a stone-pelting mob in the valley, Union minister Jitendra Singh Saturday said the mainstream Kashmiri politicians cannot go to the toilet without the Hurriyat Conference's permission.
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Election Results: Sajjad Lone, Former Separatist With Pakistani Wife, Wins in Kashmir
Separatist-turned-mainstream politician Sajjad Lone has won from Handwara in north Kashmir in the state assembly elections, held over five phases.
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Election Results: Sajjad Lone, Former Separatist With Pakistani Wife, Leading in Kashmir
As the first leads came from Kashmir, where votes cast in staggered polling are being counted today, one of the candidates who took an early lead was separatist turned mainstream politician Sajjad Lone.
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Shanghai is not just about Bengal: Dibakar Banerjee
Trailers of Shanghai remind the audience of land acquisition in Singur and Nandigram but director Dibakar Banerjee denies any such link.
