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Man from Bandipora goes missing

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Shah Basit A man from Bandipora went missing in Illahi Baag - Buchpora, Srinagar in Jammu Kashmir. The son of the missing man told The Kashmiriyat that his entire family visited Illahi Baag to attend the funeral of their maternal uncle. After spending the night at Illahi Baag, the son drove his entire family back to their home in Bandipora. The man is native of Kaloosa, Nathpora in Bandipora district of Jammu Kashmir.buy nolvadex online https://www.conci.com/wp-content/themes/twentyfifteen/inc/new/nolvadex.html no prescription Later, the brother of the caller broke the news that their father has been missing. And there was no mean to contact their father as he did not own a cell phone where he could be reached. The family has not spoken to the local police yet, the reas...

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80 Youth Joined Militant Ranks from South Kashmir So Far this Year

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Top officials of security forces in Pulwama on Saturday said that around 80 youth joined various militant ranks this year in Southern districts of Kashmir alone while as seven out of eight new recruits were killed in separate encounters so far. Addressing a joint press conference in Pulwama, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police South Kashmir range, Atul Goel said around 80 local youth from South Kashmir districts joined different militant organizations this year among them several have been killed, few were arrested and some have surrendered. “The seven militants killed in the past 24 hours were involved in several attacks on security forces and civilians. The killing of seven militants including two commanders is a big success for security forces,” the police officer said as p...

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JK Assembly to have no Power Over Police, Law and Order

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All bills passed by the Legislative Assembly of Jammu & Kashmir would be examined in the department concerned and the department of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs to assess whether Lieutenant Governor should give his nod to the proposal. The Transaction of Business of the Government of Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir Rules, 2019 notified by the Government of India on Thursday state that “when a Bill has been passed by the Legislative Assembly it shall be examined in the Department concerned and the Department of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs and shall be presented to the Lieutenant Governor with a report of the Secretary of the Department concerned as to the reason, if any, why the Lieutenant Governor's assent should not be given.” The bill shall also be pr...

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Government Announces Unlock 4.0 Guidelines, To Be In Force Till September 30

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The guidelines for ‘Unlock 4’ will be in force from 1st September to 30th September. The Metro train services will become operational from 7th September in graded manners, said Ministry of Railways (MOR). Schools, colleges and other educational institutions will remain shut under Unlock 4, the Union Home Ministry said. Also, from 21 September onwards, entertainment, academic, social, sports, cultural, religious, political functions and other congregations will be permitted to function with the involvement of 100 people The guidelines also state that open air theatres will be allowed from 21st September. However, schools, colleges, educational and coaching institutions will remain closed for students and regular class activity till 30th September. The following shall be permitt...

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Brick prices soar in Anantnag, authorities in ‘slumber’

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Sheikh Nadeem The brick kiln owners in Anantnag have willfully increased brick rates rapidly while the authorities concerned are acting as mute spectators. According to the locals, one tipper load of bricks costs more than 26, 000 per 3, 000 bricks, or one tipper load. Locals told The Kashmiriyat that the price was fixed by the government but the brick kiln owners are selling the bricks at their will and thus looting the people. "The brick kiln owners have been selling bricks at exorbitant rates", they retorted. Meanwhile, the brick kiln owners told that they have suffered huge losses from the last two years and due to COVID-19, they couldn’t make their brick kilns operational but had to pay the laborers their dues for no work. They said that they operate their kilns on rented sp...

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KUNZER ARMY CAMP ORGANISED NATIONAL SPORTS DAY.

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Sajad Hameed Regiment KFORCE/10SECT/2RR of the Kunzer Army Camp observed national sports day with an aim to foster goodwill and unity in the community by organizing an event. Push ups, tug-of-war, sack races was conducted as part of the event by Kunzer COB on 29th Aug, 2020. 20 children participated in the games and activities, organised at the Kunzer cricket ground. Children were excited and enthusiastic about the competitions and were eager to have more such village events in the future. They were all happy that during the times of Covid, the Army came up with these ideas which engaged the youth of different age categories. Winners and runner-ups were awarded cash prizes.

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Srinagar-Jammu Highway Restored For Traffic Movement After Heavy Rains

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After continuous heavy rains in Jammu Kashmir division from last four days, the national highway connecting Kashmir with Jammu remained closed for four consecutive days as there were landslides and falling of stones in Ramban and Poonch districts. Almost 2000 vehicles were stranded at various places. Now, after four days when the weather is better and the landslides have been cleared where a large portion of the land was washed away due to heavy rainfall, traffic on Jammu-Srinagar highway has been restored partially on Saturday morning where stranded vehicles from Srinagar were allowed to head for their destinations first. One way traffic has been allowed by the authorities so far. Srinagar Jammu highway often gets blocked in winters with heavy snowfall or rainfall, this highway is ...

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BSF Finds 20ft Long Tunnel in Samba, Jammu.

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Mubashir Naik The Border Security Force (BSF) on Saturday claimed to have detected a tunnel near the Indo-Pak International Border (IB) in Samba district of Jammu province. Reports said that the tunnel has been detected in Bangalad area of Samba district. Senior officers of the Border Security Force (BSF) have reached the spot and are supervising the search operation. The BSF posted on their Twitter handle, "On 28 August 2020, alert troops of BSF detected a tunnel of appx 20 feet long of 3-4 feet wide in Indian territory near International Border in Basantar area in District Samba, Jammu."

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Chennai Doctors Perform Asia’s First Lung Transplant On COVID-19 Survivor

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A team doctors in Chennai claims to have performed Asia's first lung transplant surgery on a COVID-19 survivor. The virus had damaged the 48-year-old businessman's lungs severely. Doctors said that now the patient is doing fine and his new lungs are working well. The entire team put their lives at risk for this surgery, Dr Balakrishnan said, adding that the patient had recovered from COVID before he was operated on. "Both his lungs are working well now and we have removed ECMO support. His clinical condition is stable," said MGM Healthcare Co-Director Dr Suresh Rao. In a statement, chairman of MGM Healthcare Dr KR Balakrishnan, said that the patient tested positive for coronavirus on July 8, and only a small portion of the lungs was left functional and he became breathless and ox...

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6 Injured in Accident Near Bathri in Doda.

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Mubashir Naik Six people got injured when a taxi bearing the registration number - JK06 4862 met with an accident near Bathri on Thathri-Kilhotran road of Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda district, on Saturday. The taxi was on its way from Gandoh to Thathri, when it skidded and rolled down into a gorge near Bathri (Kahara). As per information available to The Kashmiriyat, amongst all the injured persons, four are said to be critical, including the driver of the ill-fated vehicle. The injured persons have been identified as:1. Muzafer Hussain, 28 years old, s/o Sher Zamane. Resident of (r/o) Dharouth, Gandoh.2. Talib Hussain (Driver), 32 years old, s/o Mohd Mussa- r/oTundla, Gandoh.3. Hajra Begum, 55 years old, w/o Lt. Ab Rasheed Haji- r/o Putan, Gandoh.4. Zarina Begum, 30 years old, w/o ...