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Gol-Gappa Seller, Shot Dead In J&K, "Worked Hard To Get Out Of Poverty"
Arbind Kumar Sah was selling golgappas -- a type of street food -- in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar city with the hope to earn enough money to improve the lives of his poverty-stricken family back home in Bihar.
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Watch: Sonu Sood Surprises Srinagar Street Hawker. Then Just... Bargains
Bollywood star Sonu Sood, who is in Srinagar in connection with the revised film policy of Jammu and Kashmir administration, surprised a street hawker by turning up at his stall and promoting his wares.
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"No Bodies Doesn't Mean All Normal": Srinagar Mayor Slams Kashmir Move
Srinagar Mayor Junaid Azim Mattu has said that while there may not be any bodies littering the streets of Kashmir, assuming that it has returned to normal would be "highly unrealistic". "Containing a sentiment in the aftermath of a radical decision by enforcing a clampdown doesn't mean that the situation is normal. The BJP government's policy of de...
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Barring Minor Incidents, Eid Peaceful In Jammu And Kashmir, Say Police
The festival of Eid-al-Adha went peacefully in Jammu and Kashmir on Monday, the government said, sharing photos of the mosques in and around Srinagar and the size of the congregation in surrounding towns. But the mood was subdued as the streets of Srinagar remained deserted under the watchful eyes of the security personnel.
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Eid Prayers "Peaceful" In Kashmir, Says Police Amid Severe Restrictions
Jammu and Kashmir today celebrated Eid-al-Adha amid massive security restrictions, with the government sharing photos of prayers at smaller neighbourhood mosques in Srinagar as streets remained deserted and watched by security personnel.
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Soldier Who Survived Pulwama Terror Shares Lunch With Boy. See CRPF Video
A soldier who survived the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama was seen feeding a child in Srinagar by the side of a street where he was deployed. A video of the act was shared by the Central Reserve Police Force today, exactly two months after the attack that killed at least 40 soldiers.
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Low Voting In Kashmir As 2 Key Parties Boycott Civic Polls: 10 Points
As Jammu and Kashmir is voting in the first of the four-phased municipal elections after a hiatus of 13 years, voters in Jammu are queuing up at polling stations, but staying away in Kashmir. Brisk voting was observed in almost all the wards in Jammu region with Rajouri registering the highest votes, but only seven per cent voters turned up in Kash...
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3 Grenade Attacks On Forces After Kashmir Man Crushed During Clashes Dies
CRPF vehicles were the target of three grenade attacks in Srinagar on Saturday after a man, run over by its jeep, died late last night, sparking bouts of streets protests in several parts of Jammu and Kashmir capital Srinagar. Four Central Reserve Police Force personnel were among eight people injured in Saturday's three attacks. There were earlier...
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Kashmir's New Face Of Protests: Teen Schoolgirls On The Streets
The girls are back to school. But during the past week, a gender barrier was broken in Kashmir valley. No one is celebrating it though. For the first time, scores of schoolgirls in their school uniforms came on Srinagar streets to protest. When the police tried to disperse them, some of them picked up a stone too.
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Asked Who Is In Charge Of Kashmir, Ruling Party Official Says 'Can't Answer That'
Drive into the deserted streets of Pulwama in south Kashmir, and there is little evidence that it will go to elections in four weeks.
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What Tourism? Stone Pelters 'Sacrificing Life For Kashmir': Farooq Abdullah
National Conference patriarch Farooq Abdullah has triggered a debate, claiming young men who were on the streets pelting stones, were doing so "for the nation". The young men throwing stones, he added, "were sacrificing their life for the resolution of Kashmir (issue)".
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Vendors, Transporters Defy Separatists Call, Come Out On Streets
The situation in Kashmir showed signs of normalcy as more street vendors and transporters defied separatist call for a shutdown and the Sunday market near the Sher-e-Kashmir Park opened today after a gap of more than three months.
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On A Quiet Night In Kashmir, 20-Year-Old Shot Full Of Pellets. Murder Case Filed.
Anger spilled over the streets of downtown Srinagar as a 20-year-old died from pellet injuries. Post-mortem report says 360 pellets were found in the body of Reyaz Ahmad Shah - most of them were in his abdomen.
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Medical Exam Briefly Breathes Life Into Srinagar Amid Lockdown
Srinagar streets came alive for a few hours on Sunday after 16 straight days of curfew. Hundreds of students from various parts of Kashmir appeared for the NEET medical entrance exams braving the odds against reaching the exam centres amid the lockdown.
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Srinagar Streets Ache With Pain of Coming Undone Months Ago
Three months after the deluge, Kashmir's capital looks possibly worse than it did at the height of the conflict.
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Gol-Gappa Seller, Shot Dead In J&K, "Worked Hard To Get Out Of Poverty"
Arbind Kumar Sah was selling golgappas -- a type of street food -- in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar city with the hope to earn enough money to improve the lives of his poverty-stricken family back home in Bihar.
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Watch: Sonu Sood Surprises Srinagar Street Hawker. Then Just... Bargains
Bollywood star Sonu Sood, who is in Srinagar in connection with the revised film policy of Jammu and Kashmir administration, surprised a street hawker by turning up at his stall and promoting his wares.
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"No Bodies Doesn't Mean All Normal": Srinagar Mayor Slams Kashmir Move
Srinagar Mayor Junaid Azim Mattu has said that while there may not be any bodies littering the streets of Kashmir, assuming that it has returned to normal would be "highly unrealistic". "Containing a sentiment in the aftermath of a radical decision by enforcing a clampdown doesn't mean that the situation is normal. The BJP government's policy of de...
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Barring Minor Incidents, Eid Peaceful In Jammu And Kashmir, Say Police
The festival of Eid-al-Adha went peacefully in Jammu and Kashmir on Monday, the government said, sharing photos of the mosques in and around Srinagar and the size of the congregation in surrounding towns. But the mood was subdued as the streets of Srinagar remained deserted under the watchful eyes of the security personnel.
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Eid Prayers "Peaceful" In Kashmir, Says Police Amid Severe Restrictions
Jammu and Kashmir today celebrated Eid-al-Adha amid massive security restrictions, with the government sharing photos of prayers at smaller neighbourhood mosques in Srinagar as streets remained deserted and watched by security personnel.
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Soldier Who Survived Pulwama Terror Shares Lunch With Boy. See CRPF Video
A soldier who survived the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama was seen feeding a child in Srinagar by the side of a street where he was deployed. A video of the act was shared by the Central Reserve Police Force today, exactly two months after the attack that killed at least 40 soldiers.
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Low Voting In Kashmir As 2 Key Parties Boycott Civic Polls: 10 Points
As Jammu and Kashmir is voting in the first of the four-phased municipal elections after a hiatus of 13 years, voters in Jammu are queuing up at polling stations, but staying away in Kashmir. Brisk voting was observed in almost all the wards in Jammu region with Rajouri registering the highest votes, but only seven per cent voters turned up in Kash...
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3 Grenade Attacks On Forces After Kashmir Man Crushed During Clashes Dies
CRPF vehicles were the target of three grenade attacks in Srinagar on Saturday after a man, run over by its jeep, died late last night, sparking bouts of streets protests in several parts of Jammu and Kashmir capital Srinagar. Four Central Reserve Police Force personnel were among eight people injured in Saturday's three attacks. There were earlier...
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Kashmir's New Face Of Protests: Teen Schoolgirls On The Streets
The girls are back to school. But during the past week, a gender barrier was broken in Kashmir valley. No one is celebrating it though. For the first time, scores of schoolgirls in their school uniforms came on Srinagar streets to protest. When the police tried to disperse them, some of them picked up a stone too.
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Asked Who Is In Charge Of Kashmir, Ruling Party Official Says 'Can't Answer That'
Drive into the deserted streets of Pulwama in south Kashmir, and there is little evidence that it will go to elections in four weeks.
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What Tourism? Stone Pelters 'Sacrificing Life For Kashmir': Farooq Abdullah
National Conference patriarch Farooq Abdullah has triggered a debate, claiming young men who were on the streets pelting stones, were doing so "for the nation". The young men throwing stones, he added, "were sacrificing their life for the resolution of Kashmir (issue)".
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Vendors, Transporters Defy Separatists Call, Come Out On Streets
The situation in Kashmir showed signs of normalcy as more street vendors and transporters defied separatist call for a shutdown and the Sunday market near the Sher-e-Kashmir Park opened today after a gap of more than three months.
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On A Quiet Night In Kashmir, 20-Year-Old Shot Full Of Pellets. Murder Case Filed.
Anger spilled over the streets of downtown Srinagar as a 20-year-old died from pellet injuries. Post-mortem report says 360 pellets were found in the body of Reyaz Ahmad Shah - most of them were in his abdomen.
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Medical Exam Briefly Breathes Life Into Srinagar Amid Lockdown
Srinagar streets came alive for a few hours on Sunday after 16 straight days of curfew. Hundreds of students from various parts of Kashmir appeared for the NEET medical entrance exams braving the odds against reaching the exam centres amid the lockdown.
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Srinagar Streets Ache With Pain of Coming Undone Months Ago
Three months after the deluge, Kashmir's capital looks possibly worse than it did at the height of the conflict.
