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Two Militants Killed, 6 Troopers Injured in Ongoing Jammu Encounter

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September 13 Two Militants have been killed in the ongoing Gunfight Kakriyal region in jammu on Jammu-Srinagar National Highway on Thursday and CRPF troopers injured. One More Militant is believed to be trapped in the area in a residential house.buy silvitra online https://nouvita.co.uk/wp-content/themes/twentynineteen/inc/new/silvitra.html no prescription The Army pressed had pressed helicopters and drones into service during the day and continued massive search operations along with CRPF and police in the areas falling along the National Highway. When the forces were conducting search operations in Kakriyal area near MataVaishno Devi University, the holed up Militants opened fire on Forces, triggering a gunfight reports reaching The Kashmiriyat said. officials said that...

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2 Dead Bodies Recovered from Sopore Encounter Site- Police

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September 13 SHABIR KHAN Two Unidentified dead bodies have been recovered at the gunfight site in Teleyan locality of Arampora in Sopore region of North Kashmir's Baramulla District, a Police official told The Kashmiriyat. He said that the forces had conducted search operations in the area during which Militants opened fire on the forces, triggering a gunfight. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that after a gunfight of nearly five hours, the forces managed to kill two Militants holed up in a residential house. During the search operation, two bodies have been recovered and as per initial reports, one of them has been identified as Usman, a foreign Militant, however officials are yet to confirm anything. The identity of the Militants is being ascertained, an official said.

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1600 Children Under the Age of 5 Die due to Extreme Hunger Everyday

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September 13 More than half a million children under the age of five could die of starvation in conflict zones this year, Save the Children International warned. “4,500,000 children under the age of five will need treatment for life-threatening malnutrition this year in the most dangerous conflict zones for children,” the international organisation said. “At the current rates, two in three of these severely malnourished children are set to miss out on vital treatment this year, with 590,000 expected to die as a result,” the organisation added. The children rights’ organisation pointed out that around 1,600 children on average, or one child every minute, under the age of five die from extreme hunger every day. Save the Children attributed the humanitarian threat to the fact t...

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Delhi Court Grants Bail to Kashmiri Businessman in Hawala Case

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September 13 Delhi High court bench of Justice S Muralidhar & Vinod Goel on Wednesday granted bail to Zahoor Ahmad Shah (Watali) and directed him to furnish a personal bail bond of Rs 2 lakh rupees with two surety of same amount & submit his passport. Zahoor had been arrested by NIA last year in August and was lodged in Tihar jail since his arrest. Earlier Photojournalist Kamran Yousuf and a Kulgam youth Javed Ahmad Bhat who were also arrested by the NIA were granted bail by the court earlier this year. Others still under detention after being arrested by NIA include Shabir Shah and Nayeem Khan.

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North Kashmir Areas Shut for Third Consecutive Day Against Militant Killings

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September 13 Sajad Hameed/ Rayees Shah A Shutdown is being observed on Thursday in Langate, Zaengeer, and Handwara areas of North Kashmir over killing of two local militants on Tuesday. Locals told The Kashmiriyat that Business establishment’s are shut and traffic is off the roads. The mobile internet service and class work in Government Degree College (GDC) and Higher Secondary Schools (HSSs) remained suspended for the second day as a precautionary measure in Handwara in Kupwara. Meanwhile the Sopore town is also observing a shutdown as a gunfight has raged in the area. Two Local Militants Liyakat Ahmed of Harwan Sopore and Furqan from Handwara had been killed in a gunfight on Tuesday in Kupwara.buy elavil online buy elavil no prescription

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Shakeel Bakshi arrested in Srinagar

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September 13 Prominent Pro Freedom leader and the founder of Islamic Students League, Shakeel Ahmed Bakshi has been taken into detention by Forces in Srinagar. Sources informed The Kashmiriyat that Police raided the house of Bakshi on Tuesday in Bemina and arrested him post which he was lodged at police station in Batamaloo. Shakeel Bakshi was first arrested in 1975 when he participated in a General Strike for 'political rights' in Kashmir. Bakshi who has spent more than 11 years in various jails was also arrested the last year after Zakir Musa issued a statement against Hurriyat leaders. He was kept under detention for more than a month of questioning. His younger brother, Shariq Ahmad, was shot in the leg by Indian forces in 1990, later in 1998 he was killed. Police ...

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Two Militants Killed in Sopore Gunfight

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September 13 Shabir Khan Two Militants have been killed during a gunfight at Teleyan in Sopore area of North Kashmir's Baramulla District on Thursday. Officials told The Kashmiriyat that the 22 RR of Indian Army, Jammu Kashmir Police and 179 BN CRPF had laid down the Search operation jointly. The Militants present in the area opened fire upon the troopers conducting a search operation in the area, triggering a gunfight. Locals told The Kashmiriyat that no gunfire was being heard at the movement as Forces were conducting search operations in the area. Drones were also pushed into service after a lull was observed for nearly half an hour to trace the holed up Militants after which gunfire resumed. An Official confirmed to The Kashmiriyat that two Militants have been kil...

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12 Year old Dalit Boy Lynched for Bursting Balloon in a Temple

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September 13 A 12-year-old boy was lynched to death by five boys in Uttar Pradesh’s Aligarh district for bursting a balloon decorated at a temple on the occasion of Janmashtami. An eyewitness of the incident, said the boys mercilessly thrashed the 12-year-old in Nadroi village when a balloon he had touched burst, the Times of India reported. He said he rushed to inform his friend’s mother about the incident, who ran to the temple to find her son lying on the ground in a pool of blood. At 2.30 the same night, the victim started complaining about a severe stomach ache and his mother took him to a local clinic. However, when he did not get any relief, he was referred to the district hospital where he succumbed.buy vidalista generic buy vidalista generic The 12-year-old’s mothe...

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Petrol Price reaches 85.31/ L in Srinagar, Rs 88/ Litre in Mumbai, 81 in Delhi

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September 13 Fuel prices once again witnessed a hike on Thursday, with petrol being sold at Rs 81.00 per litre and diesel at Rs 73.08 per litre here in the national capital. The price of petrol has been increased by 13 paise per litre, while diesel saw a hike of 11 paise per litre, as compared to Tuesday’s prices in New Delhi. In Mumbai, petrol and diesel have touched a new high of Rs 88.39 and Rs 77.58 per litre respectively. On Wednesday, fuel prices remained steady after breaching record levels continuously for over a week. As per the Indian Oil Corporation, petrol was being sold at Rs 80.87 and diesel at Rs 72.97 per litre in the national capital on Tuesday, while in Mumbai, petrol and diesel were being sold at Rs 88.26 and Rs 77.47 per litre respectively. On Monday, ...

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“What will Students Learn from Watching Illiterate Modi”, asks Congress Member

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September 13 Triggering a controversy, Mumbai Congress chief Sanjay Nirupam on Wednesday called Narendra Modi “illiterate”, while criticising the state government’s decision to screen a short film on the prime minister’s life at schools in Maharashtra. His comment drew sharp reaction from BJP leaders with the party’s Maharashtra unit spokesperson Shaina NC calling Nirupam “mentally deranged.” “The decision to screen the film forcibly is wrong. Children should be kept away from politics.buy cialis black online https://www.conci.com/wp-content/themes/twentyfifteen/inc/new/cialis-black.html no prescription What will students learn from watching a film on an uneducated and illiterate person like Modi,” the Congress leader told a news channel. “Children and people do not know how m...