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Situation in Kashmir Critical Even a Year After Abrogation, Says Sitaram Yechury

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The Chief of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) Sitaram Yechury has demanded the release of all detained Kashmiris who were arrested after the abrogation of Article 370 on August 5, last year, and were lodged in jails of India and Jammu Kashmir. A press release issued to The Kashmiriyat by CPI(M) detailing the proceedings of the two-day meeting of Central Committee meeting read that Yechury had demanded the immediate restoration of 4G internet services and demanded lifting of curbs on the movement of people. The Central Committee meeting of the party was of the view that the situation in Kashmir remains critical even after nearly a year of the abrogation of Article 370 and 35-A.buy finasteride online https://www.ecladent.co.uk/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/finasteride.h...

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4G Internet Services Not Likely to Start Soon

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4G Internet service in Jammu Kashmir will not start anytime soon, According to Home Department Jammu Kashmir, no order has been issued regarding the restoration of 4G Internet services. Pertinently the government had decided to keep the 2-G internet service intact till July 29, citing security reasons. The Home Department had decided to continue with its old order keeping in mind the situation at the ground level. According to the Home Department, the Militant organizations use 4G internet service to speed up its activities, spread rumors, give false information, trick youth, misuse social media etc.

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Locals Vandalize Maternity Hospital, After Yet Another Lady Dies of Medical Negligence

ISLAMABAD

Salman Shah/ Suhail Dar Angry Civilians on Tuesday morning broke the window panes of the hospital and vandalized the property inside the Government hospital, after a pregnant lady died allegedly of medical negligence in the Maternity and childcare hospital of Anantnag. Speaking to The Kashmiriyat, the relatives of the lady said that a doctor posted in the hospital did not treat her saying, "She is faking pain, she is alright eventually she passed away on Tuesday morning." They said that the lady Rozy Jan, a resident of Gadhanzpora in Bijbehara area of Islamabad (Anantnag) district was admitted to the hospital with labour pain a couple of days ago, and she delivered inside the hospital in Sherbagh, they said that the Doctor on duty refused to treat the pregnant lady after she sudd...

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Government Forces No More need NOC for Acquisition/ Requisition of Land in Jammu Kashmir

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The Jammu Kashmir administration has withdrawn a 49-year- old directive under which acquisition/requisition of land by Army and paramilitary forces required no objection certificate(NoC) from its Home department. According to Kashmir News Observer, a Local News Agency, The government had come up with a circular in 1971 under which acquisition of land by Army, CRPF, BSF and other similar agencies required NoC from Home department. But due to repeal of Jammu Kashmir Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Act -1968 on October 31, 2019, the Revenue department withdrew the circular which mandated the Home department’s clearance. for requisition/acquisition of land by forces. “In view of the extension of The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, ...

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Defective Alignment of Road Irks Tral Locals- “Some Houses were left, many Demolished for Road Widening”

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Mohammed Mufeez A Newly constructed road at Tral area of South Kashmir is a testimony of failed engineering wonder with defective alignment. The Locals told The Kashmiriyat that last year Roads and Buildings department of Jammu Kashmir started constructing road with 30 feet width, because of which many houses and shops were demolished, but to the surprise of people many were left untouched due to some unknown reasons which resulted in the present mess. As some houses and shops which were coming under road alignment were left untouched, it has rendered the idea of widening worthless thus resulting into the wastage of money. The zig Zig road with a varying width is a matter of concern to locals who allege that a few officials of the concerned authorities resorted to money laundering and ...

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Photos- Kashmiri Livestock Ready to Enter Markets Ahead of Eid ul Adha

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After Dogras, Now Kashmiri Pandits Demand Restoration of Article 370

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A Kashmiri Migrant Pandit organisation called ‘Reconciliation, Relief and Rehabilitation’ has, today, asked the government to restore the statehood and special status of Jammu Kashmir. The organisation has demanded the revocation of the abrogation of article 370 and 35(A), which provided special status to Jammu Kashmir, but the Government of India post imposing a stringent lockdown in Kashmir, abrogated the articles. ALSO READ: Dogra Community in Jammu Up in Arms Against the New Domicile Law "We demand immediate restoration of statehood and special status to Jammu Kashmir. The Indian Constitution ensures the right to equality that extends to individuals, communities, religions, regions, and all social and political institutions.” Said Satish Mahaldar, chairman of the Organisatio...

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13-Year-Old Boy Slips into Jhelum in Baramulla

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Sajad Hameed A teenage boy slipped into river Jhelum in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district on Monday, after which the Police has launched massive search operations to trace him out. Locals told The Kashmiriyat that 13-year-old boy identified as Hanan Dar of Rawat pora in Delina area of Baramulla was playing with his friend along the banks of Jhelum when he slipped and drowned into the river. His friends immediately raised an alarm, and soon locals in large numbers rushed to the spot, The Police too arrived and launched a search operation to trace out the body of the teenage body. So far, there have been no traces of the boy. The Kashmiriyat is now on Google play. Download the App HERE

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Man Killed over Land Dispute By His Brother in Baramulla

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Shabir Khan A man was allegedly killed by his elder brother over land dispute in north Kashmir’s Pattan. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that a family land dispute in a family fight turned into war between two brothers at Nihalpora area of Pattan in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district on Monday. They said that the two brothers had a heated argument over land dispute in which a man allegedly killed his 60-year-old elder brother. The deceased has been identified as Bashir Ahmad Yatoo son of Abdul Rahim Yatoo, his body was taken to Pattan hospital for postmortem. A police official confirming the incident said that five persons have been arrested in this regard and further investigation has been launched into the matter.buy cymbalta online https://gilbertroaddental.com/wp-content/th...

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Water Shortage Irks Residents of Anantnag Area

ISLAMABAD

Sheikh Nadeem Inhabitants of Palpora Ara Koshipora and Damhaal area in South Kashmir's Anantnag district on Monday alleged that the Jal Shakti Department (Public Health Engineering PHE) has failed to provide adequate water supply to them. The residents accused the department of ignoring their constant plights as unscheduled water supply is being provided in the area. Speaking to The Kashmiriyat locals said that “Our area has been suffering with the water crisis since a long time, we have approached the concerned authorities, but all in vain and nobody is paying heed to our sufferings," The locals have appealed to the higher authorities to look into the matter, otherwise they will be forced to come out on the streets. The Kashmiriyat appraised the issue with ExEn Jal Shakhti Anantnag ...