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Two Sopore Youth Go Missing – Family Appeals them to Return Home

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Shabir Khan Two boys, Mahraj Din War S/O Farooq Ahmad War and Abid Ahmad War S/O Mushtaq Ahmad War go missing in Sopore, Wadoore in Baramulla district of Jammu Kashmir. Family members of Abid Ahmad War (22) spoke to The Kashmiriyat and have urged their son to return home and appealed the masses and police to help them tracing their kin. According to the family, Abid War had gone missing on the 23rd of September. Family of the missing youth told The Kashmiriyat that, Abid is the only bread earner of their house and has gone missing after he left their house to get essentials. The family since, has lost complete contact with him. “We called all our relatives and his friends but could not find him,” they said while appealing their son to come back. After failing to trace him...

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Quran Should be Banned as Every Verse of it is Filled with Terrorism, Says Sangeet Rahi of RSS

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Political analyst Sangeet Ragi associated with RSS said in a Live debate that, "To be a pure Muslim Is to be a dangerous Muslim. This country has been fooled a lot for the last 50-70 years".buy vega extra cobra online https://www.mydentalplace.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwenty/inc/new/vega-extra-cobra.html no prescription He added, "Quran should be banned from every school and university which practises Quran or its verses. And even from this country because the verses that come out of this Quran are very dangerous." He also mentioned that, "The Quran says that of course you don’t like it but you beat the infidels with fifty such verses.After this I believe that terrorism is full of verses of Islam. All the roots of these terrorist organizations inside Pakistan come from here. Let ...

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BJP’s Ram Madhav Welcomed by Strong Protests in Ladakh

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Bharatiya Janata Party’s National General Secretary, Ram Madhav, faced a strong protest in Leh after his party leader termed the demand of sixth schedule by social, political and religious groups of Ladakh region as ‘Nonsense’. A large number of people under the banner of Peoples Movement for Sixth Schedule for Ladakh, an amalgam of different political parties and socio-religious organizations, staged a demonstration against BJP General Secretary, Ashok Koul’s statement that the demand of sixth schedule for the region was ‘Nonsense’. The protests happened at a time when BJP National General Secretary, Ram Madhav, arrived in Leh town. The protesters were chanting slogans against Koul and reiterating their demand for a sixth schedule to protect the region’s jobs, rights, land, environm...

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China Attacked Indian Satellite Communication Several Times, Report

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The Indian Satelite communication has been attacked several times China, in a series of cyber attacks between 2007 to 2018, according to a US report. The Indian Space Research Organization has, however maintained that none of the systems has been compromised while acknowledging the cyber attacks. China has several counter-space technologies to threaten space systems from geosynchronous orbit (GEO). India had earlier demonstrated anti-satellite missile technology capabilities in 2019 which allows the country to "kill" rogue or enemy satellite, According to the report of the US-based China Aerospace Studies.Institute (CASI), The report further said that China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) continues to develop technologies to "blind and deafen the enemy". The report comes at a ...

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India will Hold Key Heights till Signs of China Withdrawal

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The recent understandings between India and China by the foreign ministers in Moscow on September 10 and military commanders on Tuesday are intended to begin the process of a limited disengagement and ensure a continued ‘standstill’ at the Line of Actual Control amid a deep trust deficit between the two sides. The disengagement would depend on the political intent of the Chinese leadership and its willingness to de-escalate on the ground, Indian sources said the two joint statements should be read only to prevent provocative jostling at friction points on the LAC which could flare into hostilities even as India remains prepared for all eventualities. A key decision is to stop sending more troops to the frontlines in eastern Ladakh, and keep troops at a ‘safe’ distance from each other...

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Rainfall Predicted in Kashmir Valley from 26th September

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The ongoing dry spell is finally going to break as a fresh western disturbance is very likely to affect the Western Himalayan region from 26th September onwards. Under its influence, mostly cloudy weather with chance of light rain and thundershower over some places is expected on 26 & 27 Spetember. Maximum temperature during this period will stay 2 - 6 degrees below normal as per Kashmir weather. (ANH)

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‘Erdogan must Not Interfere in India’s Internal Matters’- India Responds to Turkish President’s Remarks at UN

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India on Tuesday disapproved of Turkey’s remarks on Kashmir and slammed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for “gross interference” in India’s internal affairs. India termed Erdogan’s remarks ‘completely unacceptable’ “We have seen remarks by President of Turkey on Jammu Kashmir.buy viagra super fluox force online https://alvitacare.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentyone/classes/new/viagra-super-fluox-force.html no prescription They constitute gross interference in India’s internal affairs and are completely unacceptable. Turkey should learn to respect the sovereignty of other nations and reflect on its policies more deeply,” TS Tirumurti, India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, said in a tweet. Erdogan made remarks on Kashmir on the second day of the United Nati...

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‘We are against Any move granting Domicile status to those from outside Ladakh’- Troubles Mounting in Ladakh

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various parties in Ladakh of the recently constituted People’s Movement for Sixth Schedule for Ladakh have called for the boycott of the forthcoming Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) Leh polls scheduled to be held on October 16. The People’s Movement for Sixth Schedule for Ladakh is a broad based association of leaders of all political parties along with representatives of religious and social organizations.buy cialis soft online https://www.conci.com/wp-content/themes/twentyfifteen/inc/new/cialis-soft.html no prescription The boycott was announced on Tuesday through a single line statement saying, “The apex body of People’s Movement for Sixth Schedule for Ladakh, unanimously resolved to boycott sixth LAHDC election till such time the constitutional safeguard under ...

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Kashmiris don’t feel they are Indians and would prefer Chinese rule, says Farooq Abdullah

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Farooq Abdullah, the former chief minister of Jammu Kashmir on Wednesday said in an interview that people from Kashmir do not feel and do not want to be Indian and might even want the Chinese ruling them. He also described Kashmiri people as 'slaves who were being treated like second class citizens' in an interview with The Wire. The Centre says snapping the Article 370 had stalled the development of Jammu Kashmir, prevented proper education, health care and growth of industries besides not helping in curbing terrorism. Abdullah has been against the abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution that revokes Jammu Kashmir's special status. While responding to a question during an interview Abdullah said, “To be honest, I wonder whether they (government) will find someone who will call...

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China Bans Two Australian Scholars

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Beijing has banned two Australian academics from entering China. Professor Clive Hamilton and Alex Joske would be refused entry in accordance with the Entry and Exit Law of the People’s Republic of China.It comes after Australia cancelled the visas of two Chinese academics. Hamilton said he had not sought a visa to travel to China, and that he believed the decision to deny him and Joske entry to the country was linked to Canberra’s tensions with Beijing. “It seems to be Beijing’s way of saying, ‘Well, if you’re going to do it, we’ll do it too.’ It’s a pretty petty response.” said Hamilton.