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One of the Biggest Strikes Ever in the World- Several States in India Shut to Protest Against Laws by Modi- Government

INDIA

In one of the biggest strikes by workers in India, joined by protesting farmers, several states saw a complete shutdown on Thursday. As per reports over 25 crore workers across sectors participated in the strike, called by 10 central trade unions and hundreds of worker associations and federations in perhaps the biggest ever coordinated general strike anywhere in the world. Several states including Kerala, Puducherry, Odisha, Assam and Telangana witnessed a complete shutdown while normal life was partially affected in several other states as workers struck work and took to the streets, protesting against what is being called “anti-worker” and pro-corporate policies and labour laws as well as the new farm bills brought in by the Narendra Modi-led Bharatiya Janata party government. ...

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Two Indian Soldiers Killed in Firing on LOC in Kashmir

REGIONAL

Two army soldiers were killed along the Line of Control (LoC) in Suderbani area o Rajouri, officials said here on Friday. “Pakistan Army resorted to unprovoked cease fire violation on the Line of Control (LoC) in Sunderbani Sector of District Rajouri on 27 November,” Lt Col Devender Anand, army’s Jammu based spokesman told GNS. “Our troops responded immediately to the enemy fire. In the ensuing fire, two Jawans of the Indian Army Naik Prem Bahadur Khatri and Rifleman Sukhbir Singh got critically injured and later succumbed to their injuries.” He said Naik Prem Bahadur Khatri and Rifleman Sukhbir Singh were brave, highly motivated, and sincere soldiers. The incident comes a day after a JCO was killed and a civilian was injured on LoC in Poonch district

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As Winter Arrives in Kashmir, Electricity Disappears, People Say

REGIONAL

Amidst of the shivering cold, as winter approached the Kashmir valley, many areas are enveloped in darkness as frequent power cuts like every year have caused widespread grief among the people against the prevailing power crisis. The deteriorating power situation in south, north and central Kashmir which includes the urban and rural localities, has left people distraught. Consumers said that with the onset of autumn, the power situation has taken a turn for the worse and students are facing the biggest problems due to repeated power cuts as their exams are going these days. Even though they are paying electricity fees regularly, the situation is not changing and the locals are anguished. people claimed that power employees only appear at the time of collection of fees and later d...

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Since Decades Locals from Dooru Area Await the Construction of a Bridge

ISLAMABAD

Sheikh Nadeem The Khadar Kapran Bridge in the Verinag area of South Kashmir's Islamabad (Anantnag) district has not been completed for the last several decades due to which the local population is facing severe difficulties. Khadar Kapran, the last village of Dooru Shahabad constituency of South Kashmir, still lacks basic amenities even in this modern age. Locals speaking to The Kashmiriyat said that there is a long-standing demand for the bridge over the last several decades. "Clots were also made for the bridge in 2011 but even after 9 years, work on the bridge has not started and no bridge has been built in the village," a local said. He said that politicians have won votes till date but failed to implement the promises made during the elections., adding, "Every politici...

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CASO Launched in Four Villages of South Kashmir

REGIONAL

The Government Forces on Friday morning launched an early Morning Cordon and search operation (CASO) in four area of the Shopian and Pulwama districts of South Kashmir. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that a CASO was launched jointly by Forces including Rashtriya Rifles, Central Reserve Police Force and Jammu Kashmir Police in Pahnoo Shopian, Midoora Tral, Naristan Tral and Reban Shopian. The forces sealed the entry and exit points of these four areas after receiving inputs about Militant Movement in the area. A door to door search search was underway when this report was filed.buy cialis online https://www.facebeautyscience.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentyone/inc/new/cialis.html no prescription

Nov262020 by News DeskNo Comments

DDC Polls in Jammu Kashmir: Phases, Voting dates, schedule- All you need to Know

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The District Development Council (DDC) elections along with by-polls to panchayats and urban local bodies are scheduled to take place in Jammu Kashmir later this month. The DDC elections, the first major political activity since the abrogation of Article 370 provisions on August 5 last year, will be held in eight phases from November 28 to December 19. The Eight-phase by-election for panchayats will be held to elect 12,153 sarpanches and panchs. The elections will be held for 24 blocks spread over 10 districts of the Kashmir Valley and 53 blocks in six districts of the Jammu division. DDC polls: voting dates, time Polling will commence on Saturday (November 28) in both Kashmir and Jammu. The polling exercise will take place in eight phases and will end on December 19, with res...

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Two Troopers Killed in Militant Attack in Srinagar

REGIONAL

Irshad Hussain Suspected militants fired upon government forces in the HMT area of Central Kashmir’s Srinagar district. A Police official told The Kashmiriyat that on Thursday afternoon suspected Militants fired upon a party of the army, resulting in injuries to two army troopers were injured. The Solidiers were shifted to army hospital for treatment, they succumbed there. Meanwhile whole area has been cordoned off to nab the attackers.

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Snowfall in Kashmir- Locals Suffer Dozens of Far-Flung Areas Remain Cut off for Fourth Consecutive Day

REGIONAL

Shabir Khan People living in dozens of remote areas in the Kashmir valley continued to suffer as they remained cut off from the rest of the valley for the fourth straight day in view of the snowfall in these parts of the Himalayan valley. Reports available to The Kashmiriyat suggest that various areas in North Kashmir including those close to the Line of Control (LoC) are cut off from the Kashmir valley as the road connectivity to these border areas has been cut off, in fact the snow clearance operation is yet to start. The traffic service to the border towns of Tanghdar, Keran, and Machil, besides dozens of far-flung areas in north Kashmir, remained suspended for the fourth successive day on Thursday due to slippery road conditions following the accumulation of several feet of s...

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Sangam Locals Block Road As Power Crisis hit Pulwama in Kashmir

PULWAMA

The residents of the Rakh area in Litter tehsil of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district have been left to lurch as the authorities have failed to provide them 100 KVA transformer. According to the locals, the existing 63 KVA Transformer has developed technical snags several times in the last few days. The locals told that they are demanding a 100 KVA transformer in the area. They blocked the main Sangam-Pulwama road, thereby putting hundreds of passengers, students, and others into a lot of inconveniences. They said that the power development department has miserably failed to repair their transformer fully as it develop technical snags frequently.buy valif online https://pridedentaloffice.com/wp-content/themes/Divi/includes/new/valif.html no prescription They said that the local...

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Jammu Kashmir Ranks Number 2 in Road Accidents in India

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According to the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Jammu Kashmir ranks second in India in terms of road accidents. Talking about the last five years, more than 900 people fell prey to road accidents in Jammu Kashmir every year, The figures of the Jammu Kashmir Traffic Department also show the same. In the last nine years, more than 9000 people died in 56000 road accidents in the state. Not only this, about 8,000 people were injured in these road accidents.buy Buspar generic noprescriptionbuyonlinerxx.com over the counter buy fluoxetine generic buy fluoxetine generic During the last six months, 150 people lost their lives in various road accidents, In June itself, the death toll was close to 40.