July 2018 - Page 33 of 38 - The Kashmiriyat

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Army will Leave Kashmir if Situation Remains Peaceful

INDIA

July 05 Indian Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said decades of militancy had shattered the education system in Jammu Kashmir and this is one of factors behind stone-pelting protests in the state. The Army General said that Kashmiris were being "fed with misinformation that India was anti-Muslim and those who eat beef were being killed". He said the Kashmiri people try to shield militants. They pelt stones as it is easily available. Stone-pelting is not something new. He added that unemployment is a factor for this, but it is not unique to Kashmir. There is unemployment in other parts of the country as well. Youngsters there don't pelt stones. Education there (Kashmir) is shattered. Most of the schooling is done through madarassas, which cannot get you good jobs. “If Kashmir i...

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IS Bagdadi’s Son Killed in Syria

INTERNATIONAL

July 04 Iraqi intelligence on Wednesday claimed that the son of Islamic State group leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed by Russian forces in a missile attack on a Syrian cave where he was hiding. IS announced Tuesday evening the death of one of the sons of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, after he reportedly took part in a suicide bomb attack, against regime troops in rural Syria, according to reports. IS' media outlet confirmed that Hudeifa al-Badri, the son of Baghdadi, was killed on Monday during an "inghimasi operation" - a "shock" commando attack using suicide bombers - against Syrian regime and Russian troops in rural Homs. Iraq's Falcon's intelligence cell claimed that Russian forces on Monday fired three missiles at a cave in Homs that held 30 "terrorist leaders" and several of Bad...

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Karnataka Government Keep its Promise, Announces 34,000 cr loan waivers to Farmers

INDIA

July 05 Keeping up the promise Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy coming to the succor of the farming community on Thursday announced waiver of all default crop loans benefiting farmers to the tune of Rs.34,000 crore. Presenting his maiden budget in the Legislative Assembly, Mr Kumaraswamy said crop loans made upto December 31, 2017 would be waived up in the first stage. He said the loan amount would be restricted to Rs.two lakhs As an encouragement to the non defaulting farmers, the Chief Minister has decided to credit the repaid loan amount or Rs.25,000 or whichever is less to each of the farmer’s account. The BJP which fell short of 111 Mark in the state was unable to form the Government after which congress and JD (S) joined hands with Congress to form the Government in...

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The Tale of Burhan Wani and his 10 Associates

WRITE-UPS

Jahangeer Ganie Burhan Muzaffar Wani was the commander of a Kashmiri militant group Hizbul Mujahideen.He became popular and appealing among some Kashmiris due to his activity on social media and actions of militancy against India in the Kashmir. He was killed in an encounter at Bamdoora kokernag with the Indian security forces on 8 July 2016 at the age of 22 which made him a hero of Kashmir.Burhan was born in year 1994 at his maternal home dadasara, Tral, Jammu and Kashmir, Killed in Anantnag district and laid to rest at Martyrs graveyard Tral. It isaid that in his funeral over one lakh people participated. Widespread protests erupted in the Kashmir valley after Wani's death, causing 2016 unrest in the valley for nearly half a year,in which more than 96 people died, while over 1...

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Students of Central University of Kashmir Did not Stand up for Indian National Anthem

INDIA

July 05 The Central University of Kashmir is involved in the latest news debates. Recently a video footage of the university figured over the Internet. It has been found that the students of the university are sitting when the national anthem of India was being played. The incident happened on July 4th during the annual convocation of the university. Most of the students of the university were present in the ceremony. While the Indian National Anthem was played around, it is seen, almost all the attendees in the program stood to pay tribute to the national anthem. But some students did not stand up. As long as the national anthem is going on, they were sitting. In November last year a same type of incident happened at Rajouri's Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University. The national ant...

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At least 125 Government Force Personnel Killed Since 2017

REGIONAL

July 04 The year 2017 which was one of the bloodiest year since 2010 witnessed 284 causalities which included 93 Government Force personnel. The List included 52 Army soldiers, 33 Jammu Kashmir Policemen, 05 CRPF personnel, 02 BSF men and one security man from Sahastra Seema Bal. Even though the Indian Government claimed to have conducted Cross Border Surgical Strikes, but the stats prove that there has been no real change since the strikes were carried out. Excluding the killings along the Line of Control that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan, 34 troopers have been killed this year during Anti Militancy Operations. The year started with a Fidayeen attack on District Police Lines in Pulwama area of South Kashmir when 08 Government Force personnel were killed. On...

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Non-Local Man Who Abducted a Kashmiri Girl Denied Bail by Addl. Sessions Court Islamabad

ISLAMABAD

July 04 Additional sessions Court in Islamabad (Anantnag) on Wednesday denied bail to Nageshwar Singh of Himachal Pradesh who has been accused in crime of abducting a girl from Sirigufwara area of South Kashmir's Islamabad District. The Parents of the girl had immediately filed an FIR in the Sirigufwara Police station after which the accused was taken into custody and the girl was handed over back to her parents. The counsel for the accused namely Aijaz Rashid Ganie moved bail petition for seeking his release on the ground that the accused is innocent and has been implicated in false and frivolous case. The counsel for accused further submitted the accused is behind the bars from last 9 months and deserves to be released from the custudy on bail. The state is represented by Addit...

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Kashmiri Folk in Coke Studio Pakistan

INTERNATIONAL

July 04 Zafar Dar The biggest and leading music platform of Pakistan officially launched the brand new module , Coke Studio Explorer with the release of its first song ‘Pareek’ featuring a Kalash-based duo friends Ariana and Amrina. Coke Studio Explorer is produced by Ali Hamza and Zohaib Kazi, In this Season they use music as a medium to narrate human stories and establish the Pakistani identity on the World map. This Season has 5 episodes From 3 July To 11 July. A kashmiri folk song “HA GULO” will be performed in Coke studio Pakistan by a famous Kashmiri musician Altaf Ahmad Mir and his associates 'QASAMIR.' Altaf Mir, a singer from muzzafarabad Pakistan Administered Kashmir conveys his deeply emotional aura and transports you to his home ground through his music. In...

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Gunshots Heard in Pulwama Area

PULWAMA

July 04 Gunshots created panic in Lassipora area of South Kashmir's Pulwama District on Wednesday Night, Locals told The Kashmiriyat. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that Militants fired upon Police station Lassipora from a distance of nearly 50 Metres. A Police official said that nobody was injured in the attack. Details emerging.

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CASO launched in Shopian Area

SHOPIAN

July 04 An Anti militancy militancy operation has been launched in Muqdam Mohalla of Zainapora in South Kashmir's Shopian District on Wednesday. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that 3 RR of Indian Army and Jammu Kashmir police jointly launched the cordon and search operation in the locality.buy singulair Canada langleyrx.com/singulair.html no prescription Following a specific input about Militant movement, the troops have launched a search operation in the area. Details emerging.