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Stone Pelting, Strikes Stopped Following Article 370 Abrogation: Centre
Jammu and Kashmir has seen a complete stop in stone pelting incidents and strikes in the valley, according to data shared by the Union Home Ministry on Monday.
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Eid In Jammu and Kashmir: Clashes Erupt After Prayers In The Valley
Clashes erupted between stone pelting youths and the security forces in some parts of the Kashmir Valley immediately after the Eid prayers ended today, police said.
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Mobile Internet Blocked In Parts Of Kashmir, Tense Over Army Firing Deaths: 10 Points
Mobile internet services have been suspended in parts of Kashmir Valley amid a shutdown call by separatists today over the death of two civilians in Army firing in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district on Saturday evening. The Army says the firing was in "self-defence" when its convoy came under "unprovoked and intense stone pelting" by a mob. The p...
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Centre's Amnesty To Free 4,500 Caught In Kashmir's Stone-Pelting Protests
The Centre's outreach to "first time offenders" in Jammu and Kashmir could mean freedom for 4,500 young men. All of them had been arrested for stone-pelting, mostly during the five-month unrest in the valley that started after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani. All of them have been in police lock-up since their arrest.
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Centre Asks Jammu And Kashmir Government To Pardon First Time Stone Pelters
Taking the suggestion of the Centre's special representative Dineshwar Sharma forward, over 4,500 cases against youths involved in stone pelting for the first time will be dropped in a bid to win hearts in the Kashmir Valley, officials said.
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Stone Pelting Incidents Down By Half In Kashmir Valley, Claims CRPF
The CRPF Director General said with the use of less lethal ammunition, the force which has deployed 60 battalions in Jammu and Kashmir, has effectively been able to control mobs.
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Nine Jammu and Kashmir Students, Coached By Army, Crack IIT Exam
While some of their counterparts were pelting stones at security forces in Jammu and Kashmir, 40 students from the valley were quietly undergoing coaching with the Indian Army under the 'Super 40' programme to crack the Joint Entrance Examination for admission to the Indian Institute of Technology.
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Young People Who Pelt Stones In Kashmir Are In 'Distress': Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said the young people who pelt stones at security forces in the Valley are in distress and need to be engaged to understand their problems.
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Separatists Using Children As 'Cannon Fodder', Says Mehbooba Mufti
Lashing out at separatists, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today alleged they were not allowing schools in the Valley to function because they wanted a new generation of young uneducated people who can pelt stones and can be used as "cannon fodder".
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Crack Down On Instigators, Bring Peace: Rajnath Singh To Forces In Kashmir
Home Minister Rajnath Singh has directed the security forces to crackdown on those instigating violence and choreographing stone pelting mobs in Kashmir.
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Curfew Lifted From 4 Districts In Kashmir, Few Incidents Of Stone Pelting
Barring stray incidents of stone pelting, the situation largely remained peaceful in Kashmir today as authorities lifted curfew in four districts and some parts of the city after two weeks of violence in the Valley that claimed 45 lives and left over 3,400 people injured.
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J&K Government to Release Hurriyat Hardliner Masrath Alam From Prison
Masrath Alam, leader of the hardline-faction of Hurriyat, who had allegedly spearheaded the stone-pelting agitations in the Kashmir valley in 2008 and 2010, will be released from prison following the new government's policy of freeing political prisoners who do not face criminal charges.
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J&K interlocutors to submit report to Home Minister
Appointed by the Centre exactly a year ago, interlocutors for Jammu and Kashmir will submit their report to Home Minister P Chidambaram later today. After last year's stone pelting crisis in the Valley in which 120 people died the interlocutors were asked to take look at the political roadmap for the state.
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For J&K Policemen, the job gets tougher everyday
Saleem puts on his uniform at 5:30 am everyday. As he heads out of his small house in uptown area of Srinagar, he sighs under his breath. Every day is a tough day.On most days, Saleem finds himself trying to control angry crowds who want to set fire to anything - buses, police stations - a mass revolt against the government. Every day seems to push...
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Centre wants J&K govt to reactivate civil administration: Sources
Taking serious note of unrelenting protests in Jammu and Kashmir for the last two months, the Centre has reportedly asked J&K government to go beyond focussing on curbing violence, sources have told NDTV.The Centre has conveyed to the J&K government that it needs to reactivate the civil administration, sources said. It asked the state to br...
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Stone Pelting, Strikes Stopped Following Article 370 Abrogation: Centre
Jammu and Kashmir has seen a complete stop in stone pelting incidents and strikes in the valley, according to data shared by the Union Home Ministry on Monday.
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Eid In Jammu and Kashmir: Clashes Erupt After Prayers In The Valley
Clashes erupted between stone pelting youths and the security forces in some parts of the Kashmir Valley immediately after the Eid prayers ended today, police said.
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Mobile Internet Blocked In Parts Of Kashmir, Tense Over Army Firing Deaths: 10 Points
Mobile internet services have been suspended in parts of Kashmir Valley amid a shutdown call by separatists today over the death of two civilians in Army firing in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district on Saturday evening. The Army says the firing was in "self-defence" when its convoy came under "unprovoked and intense stone pelting" by a mob. The p...
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Centre's Amnesty To Free 4,500 Caught In Kashmir's Stone-Pelting Protests
The Centre's outreach to "first time offenders" in Jammu and Kashmir could mean freedom for 4,500 young men. All of them had been arrested for stone-pelting, mostly during the five-month unrest in the valley that started after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani. All of them have been in police lock-up since their arrest.
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Centre Asks Jammu And Kashmir Government To Pardon First Time Stone Pelters
Taking the suggestion of the Centre's special representative Dineshwar Sharma forward, over 4,500 cases against youths involved in stone pelting for the first time will be dropped in a bid to win hearts in the Kashmir Valley, officials said.
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Stone Pelting Incidents Down By Half In Kashmir Valley, Claims CRPF
The CRPF Director General said with the use of less lethal ammunition, the force which has deployed 60 battalions in Jammu and Kashmir, has effectively been able to control mobs.
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Nine Jammu and Kashmir Students, Coached By Army, Crack IIT Exam
While some of their counterparts were pelting stones at security forces in Jammu and Kashmir, 40 students from the valley were quietly undergoing coaching with the Indian Army under the 'Super 40' programme to crack the Joint Entrance Examination for admission to the Indian Institute of Technology.
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Young People Who Pelt Stones In Kashmir Are In 'Distress': Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said the young people who pelt stones at security forces in the Valley are in distress and need to be engaged to understand their problems.
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Separatists Using Children As 'Cannon Fodder', Says Mehbooba Mufti
Lashing out at separatists, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today alleged they were not allowing schools in the Valley to function because they wanted a new generation of young uneducated people who can pelt stones and can be used as "cannon fodder".
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Crack Down On Instigators, Bring Peace: Rajnath Singh To Forces In Kashmir
Home Minister Rajnath Singh has directed the security forces to crackdown on those instigating violence and choreographing stone pelting mobs in Kashmir.
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Curfew Lifted From 4 Districts In Kashmir, Few Incidents Of Stone Pelting
Barring stray incidents of stone pelting, the situation largely remained peaceful in Kashmir today as authorities lifted curfew in four districts and some parts of the city after two weeks of violence in the Valley that claimed 45 lives and left over 3,400 people injured.
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J&K Government to Release Hurriyat Hardliner Masrath Alam From Prison
Masrath Alam, leader of the hardline-faction of Hurriyat, who had allegedly spearheaded the stone-pelting agitations in the Kashmir valley in 2008 and 2010, will be released from prison following the new government's policy of freeing political prisoners who do not face criminal charges.
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J&K interlocutors to submit report to Home Minister
Appointed by the Centre exactly a year ago, interlocutors for Jammu and Kashmir will submit their report to Home Minister P Chidambaram later today. After last year's stone pelting crisis in the Valley in which 120 people died the interlocutors were asked to take look at the political roadmap for the state.
-
For J&K Policemen, the job gets tougher everyday
Saleem puts on his uniform at 5:30 am everyday. As he heads out of his small house in uptown area of Srinagar, he sighs under his breath. Every day is a tough day.On most days, Saleem finds himself trying to control angry crowds who want to set fire to anything - buses, police stations - a mass revolt against the government. Every day seems to push...
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Centre wants J&K govt to reactivate civil administration: Sources
Taking serious note of unrelenting protests in Jammu and Kashmir for the last two months, the Centre has reportedly asked J&K government to go beyond focussing on curbing violence, sources have told NDTV.The Centre has conveyed to the J&K government that it needs to reactivate the civil administration, sources said. It asked the state to br...
