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Amusement Park Shuts Down After Attendant Shot Dead In Jammu And Kashmir
A day after a circus assistant was shot dead by terrorists, the amusement park in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag has shut down. The park is gripped by haunting silence.
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Jammu And Kashmir: Flash Floods Hit Surankote Belt; Schools Shut
Heavy overnight rains in the hilly areas of the Surankote belt of Jammu and Kashmir triggered flash floods, prompting authorities to shut down educational institutions.
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As Kashmir School Reopens After 31 Months, Some Children Say Can't Recognise Friends
The education of children has been the biggest causality of conflict in Kashmir. The frequent shutting down of classes by separatists, and curfews and restrictions by the authorities in the last three decades has adversely impacted learning.
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"Shutting Down Kashmir Press Club Sets A Dangerous Precedent": Editors Guild
Citing a number of cases and "excesses" against journalists in the valley, the statement calls the Kashmir Press Club "an important institution for fighting for the protection and rights of journalists".
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Kashmir's Indefinite Internet Shutdown Unwarranted, Says Supreme Court
Supreme Court said on Friday the indefinite shutdown of the Internet in Kashmir was unwarranted, rebuking the government for the communications lockdown imposed after it withdrew the region's autonomy in August, aiming to control unrest.
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Mobile Internet Services Restored in Kargil After 145 Days; No Such Relief for Jammu and Kashmir
Mobile Internet services have been restored in Kargil district of Ladakh more than 145 days after being suspended in the wake of the Centre abrogating provisions of Article 370 of the constitution, officials said.
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Post-Paid Services Likely To Resume In Kashmir Tomorrow: Officials
Post-paid mobile services in Kashmir are likely to resume from Saturday, 68 days after they were shut down following the Centre's decision to scrap Jammu and Kashmir's special status, officials in Srinagar said on Friday.
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Pakistan Reopens Terror Camps Along Border, Security Agencies On Alert
Pakistan has reactivated all the terror camps it had temporarily shut down along the line of control, intelligence agencies have reported, indicating the need for security agencies to brace themselves for an increase in infiltration attempts in the days to come.
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Order On Shutdown Of Airports In North India Withdrawn, Flights To Resume
The order to shut down eight airports over the northern states of Jammua and Kashmir, Punjab and Himachal Pradesh has been withdrawn. Flight operations have already resumed from some airports, including Jammu.
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Amid Student Protests In Kashmir, Private Coaching Centres Shut For 3 Months
In a move apparently aimed at keeping students away from street protests, the Jammu and Kashmir government has ordered private coaching centres to shut down for the next three months, drawing sharp reactions from the institutes and students.
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Schools Along Line Of Control In Poonch Shut Due To Shelling By Pakistan
Schools were today closed down by authorities along a section of the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district due to firing and shelling by Pakistani troops, a district official said.
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Son-In-Law Of Hurriyat's Geelani, 6 Others Arrested For Terror Funding
In a first such major crackdown, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested seven Kashmiri separatists on charges of receiving funds from Pakistan to sponsor terrorist activities and protests by stone-throwers in the Kashmir Valley.
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300 WhatsApp Groups Used To Gather Stone Throwers In Kashmir: Official
Nearly 300 WhatsApp groups were being used to mobilise stone throwers in Kashmir to disrupt anti-terror operations by security forces at encounter sites, a police official said on Sunday. More than 90 per cent of these groups have been shut down in the past three weeks.
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After Five Months Of Unrest In Kashmir, Hurriyat Welcomes Tourists
After 5 months of shut down and unrest in the Kashmir Valley, separatists are now promising tourists they'll be safe.
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How Unrest Has Hit Start-Ups In Kashmir
It is the 117th day of shut down in Kashmir. Schools and shops are closed and public transport is still off the roads. The unending strike has hit the common man, students, transporters and business community. But one of the worst-hit are budding start-ups in the valley.
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Amusement Park Shuts Down After Attendant Shot Dead In Jammu And Kashmir
A day after a circus assistant was shot dead by terrorists, the amusement park in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag has shut down. The park is gripped by haunting silence.
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Jammu And Kashmir: Flash Floods Hit Surankote Belt; Schools Shut
Heavy overnight rains in the hilly areas of the Surankote belt of Jammu and Kashmir triggered flash floods, prompting authorities to shut down educational institutions.
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As Kashmir School Reopens After 31 Months, Some Children Say Can't Recognise Friends
The education of children has been the biggest causality of conflict in Kashmir. The frequent shutting down of classes by separatists, and curfews and restrictions by the authorities in the last three decades has adversely impacted learning.
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"Shutting Down Kashmir Press Club Sets A Dangerous Precedent": Editors Guild
Citing a number of cases and "excesses" against journalists in the valley, the statement calls the Kashmir Press Club "an important institution for fighting for the protection and rights of journalists".
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Kashmir's Indefinite Internet Shutdown Unwarranted, Says Supreme Court
Supreme Court said on Friday the indefinite shutdown of the Internet in Kashmir was unwarranted, rebuking the government for the communications lockdown imposed after it withdrew the region's autonomy in August, aiming to control unrest.
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Mobile Internet Services Restored in Kargil After 145 Days; No Such Relief for Jammu and Kashmir
Mobile Internet services have been restored in Kargil district of Ladakh more than 145 days after being suspended in the wake of the Centre abrogating provisions of Article 370 of the constitution, officials said.
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Post-Paid Services Likely To Resume In Kashmir Tomorrow: Officials
Post-paid mobile services in Kashmir are likely to resume from Saturday, 68 days after they were shut down following the Centre's decision to scrap Jammu and Kashmir's special status, officials in Srinagar said on Friday.
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Pakistan Reopens Terror Camps Along Border, Security Agencies On Alert
Pakistan has reactivated all the terror camps it had temporarily shut down along the line of control, intelligence agencies have reported, indicating the need for security agencies to brace themselves for an increase in infiltration attempts in the days to come.
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Order On Shutdown Of Airports In North India Withdrawn, Flights To Resume
The order to shut down eight airports over the northern states of Jammua and Kashmir, Punjab and Himachal Pradesh has been withdrawn. Flight operations have already resumed from some airports, including Jammu.
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Amid Student Protests In Kashmir, Private Coaching Centres Shut For 3 Months
In a move apparently aimed at keeping students away from street protests, the Jammu and Kashmir government has ordered private coaching centres to shut down for the next three months, drawing sharp reactions from the institutes and students.
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Schools Along Line Of Control In Poonch Shut Due To Shelling By Pakistan
Schools were today closed down by authorities along a section of the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district due to firing and shelling by Pakistani troops, a district official said.
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Son-In-Law Of Hurriyat's Geelani, 6 Others Arrested For Terror Funding
In a first such major crackdown, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested seven Kashmiri separatists on charges of receiving funds from Pakistan to sponsor terrorist activities and protests by stone-throwers in the Kashmir Valley.
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300 WhatsApp Groups Used To Gather Stone Throwers In Kashmir: Official
Nearly 300 WhatsApp groups were being used to mobilise stone throwers in Kashmir to disrupt anti-terror operations by security forces at encounter sites, a police official said on Sunday. More than 90 per cent of these groups have been shut down in the past three weeks.
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After Five Months Of Unrest In Kashmir, Hurriyat Welcomes Tourists
After 5 months of shut down and unrest in the Kashmir Valley, separatists are now promising tourists they'll be safe.
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How Unrest Has Hit Start-Ups In Kashmir
It is the 117th day of shut down in Kashmir. Schools and shops are closed and public transport is still off the roads. The unending strike has hit the common man, students, transporters and business community. But one of the worst-hit are budding start-ups in the valley.
