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Month: January 2019

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107 Structures Damaged During 108 Encounters in 2018- Full Report

UPDATES
January 06 The year 2018 has been one of the bloodiest year since a decade as at least 470 people were kiled during the year. A total of 245 Militants, 150 civilians and 84 Government Force personnel were killed during the year, as per figures available to The Kashmiriyat. A total of at least 107 structures have received partial or been completely destroyed during 108 encounters that raged between Government Forces and Militants in the Kashmir valley during the last year. ALSO READ: 222 Militants Killed Till November in Kashmir- The Complete Story The Kashmiriyat throughout the year has been maintaining a record of the major happenings including the civilian, Militant and the killing of Government Force personnel. We have also maintained a record of the property damaged during ...
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Check JKBOSE Class 12th Results here

EDUCATION
January 07 The Jammu Kashmir Board of school education on Monday has declared the results for class 12th annual exams. A total of 69, 969 students had appeared in the exams, As per initial figures, the top positions have been secured by Government Schools. 8, 879 students have secured Distinctions while 14, 432 have passed with First division and 10, 825 have passed with Second division. Click here to find our your result.
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Minor Girl Killed During Stone Throwing Clashes in UP

INDIA
January 07 A minor girl was killed in a clash between two groups at Nawala village in Muzaffarnagar district of Uttar Pradesh Reports said that the clashes took place on Sunday evening over a minor dispute between the two groups and soon led to stone pelting in which a 20 day old girl got injured and died. A case was registered against two people in the local Police Station.
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Car Crashes Into Bicycle, Gets Dented, Bicycle Remains Scratchless

INTERNATIONAL
January 07 Car-crashes are bad. Anybody who has been ever been or seen one will tell you how grusesome they can get. Car-crashes usually mean the vehicles get totaled in the process. In an incident in China, where a car crashed into a bicycle, the results were unusual, to say the least. A picture from the accident in Shenzen in South China shows the aftermath of a collision between a cycle and a car. The car has a dented hood, and looks like it was hit very hard on impact, while the cycle seems unscathed.buy lexapro generic buy lexapro generic While people speculated that the image could be fake, local police assured that not only was it real, they also released a video of the site of the accident and assured citizens that it was not edited. The accident was apparently caus...
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Australian Beaches Shut After 13,000 People stung by Jellyfish

INTERNATIONAL
January 07 Thousands of people have been stung by vast numbers of bluebottle jellyfish that have swarmed the beaches in Australia's Queensland state, officials said on Monday. At least, 2,600 people received treatment at the weekend. Bluebottle stings are painful but typically not life-threatening, reports the BBC. Unusually strong winds pushed the jellyfish colonies close to shore. About 13,000 stings were recorded in the past week - three times more than in the corresponding period last year. Bluebottle jellyfish colonies appear like blue-tinged sacs which measure up to 15 cm long. People can be stung in the water or on sand. The jellyfish activity forced the closure of busy beaches
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Will not Change the Name of Aligarh Muslim University- Supreme Court

INDIA
January 07 The Supreme Court of India on Monday dismissed a PIL seeking to change the name of the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). "You want us to do that," asked Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi while dismissing the plea. Spread over 467.6 hectares, the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) is a central university. AMU was established by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan as Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College in 1875. In the year 1920, it was renamed as Aligarh Muslim University. AMU offers more than 300 courses in the traditional and modern branches of education, It draws students from all across India and also overseas.
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Couple arrested in Qazigund with 10 Kilo Drugs

KULGAM
January 07 Murtaza Gull The Jammu Kashmir Police on Monday claimed to have arrested a cople in Qazigund for peddling drugs. They said that a couple was arrested during a patrolling at Mirbazar area and recovered contraband substance from their possession. The accused has been identified as Sabzar Ahmad Rather @Raja, a resident of Mallipora Devsar in Kulgam District, the Police said, adding that 10 kilograms of poppy straw has been from their possession. The Police has registered a case under FIR NO 02/2019 and initiated investigations in the matter.
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Indian Army Organizes Free Medical Camp in Baramulla

REGIONAL
January 07 Shabir Khan The 13 Rashtriya Rifles of Indian Army on Monday organized a medical camp at Khusharpora area in Shahgund of North Kashmir's Baramulla district. Khusharpora is a remote North Kashmir village that lacks basic necessities like proper housing, electricity, water Supply and medical facilities and due to the recent snowfall in the valley the access to these villages have been snapped "The medical camp organized by the Army was a sincere and dedicated effort to reach out to  the needy people of the village and provide them medical assistance," an official of 13 RR told The Kashmiriyat. He further added that at least 200 persons including women, children and old were given free medicines and preliminary medical assistance along with tips on health and hygiene includi...
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People Killed in 2016 are Martyrs, Mehbooba Mufti

REGIONAL
January 07 The Chairperson of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the former chief minister of Jammu Kashmir, Mehbooba Mufti on Monday referred to as the civilians killed in 2016 as ‘Martyrs.’ Addressing a gathering of workers here on the anniversary of her father, Mufti Mohammed Sayeed, she said that she did not go to the militant family on her own, rather she was invited. Mehbooba Mufti said that she was concerned like a mother about the young people who were getting killed and injured. Interestingly, During the peak of 2016 summer uprising after, the former chief Minister while while addressing a press conference alongside the Indian Home Minister, Rajnath Singh had justified the killings by saying, “the boys killed were not going to camps and police station to buy toffees an...
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