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Unidentified Body of a Male Found in Sangam Area of Anantnag

SOUTH KASHMIR

Suhail Dar An unidentified dead body was found in South Kashmir's Sangam area of Anantnag district on Wednesday evening. The locals told The Kashmiriyat that they spotted the body lying in and immediately informed police about it. Soon after being informed, a police team reached the spot and recovered the body The body of the unidentified male was later taken to District hospital of Anantnag district.

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19 Percent Increase in Passenger Fares in Jammu Kashmir

REGIONAL

A meeting between the Jammu Kashmir administration and transporters in the civic secretariat demanding a hike in passenger fares was successful today. The meeting was held at 12 noon on Wednesday under the supervision of Financial Commissioner Arun Kumar Mehta. During a two-hour meeting with the officials of the All JK Transport Welfare Association, the Jammu Kashmir administration agreed to increase the fares by only 10 per cent. This was opposed by Vijay Singh Chib, President of the Mini Bus Workers Union and Vijay Kumar Sharma, General Secretary of All JK Transport Welfare Association. He made it clear that keeping in view the current prices of petrol and diesel, the increase in 10 per cent passenger fares is not justified. Transporters directly demanded a 25 per cent fare h...

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Leopard Cub Caught by Wildlife Employees in Dooru Village

ISLAMABAD

Sheikh Nadeem A leopard cub was caught by the Wildlife employees in the Arampora village of South Kashmir’s Anantnag district on Wednesday Locals told The Kashmiriyat that a leopard cub that was roaming in the area was spotted by locals in Arampora area of Dooru on Wednesday afternoon. The Locals immediately informed the Wildlife Department after which a team of Wildlife casual laborers reached the spot and caught the leopard cub. A wildlife official meanwhile told The Kashmiriyat that the department has asked its men to remain alert as there was the possibility of the leopardess, mother of the cubs, searching for them.

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Dead Body of a Man Found in Keegam Shopian

REGIONAL

Meer Irfan An unidentified Male body was found on Saturday afternoon in the Tengwani area of Keegam in the Shopian district of South Kashmir. An Official told The Kashmiriyat that locals spotted a dead body of an unidentified man in the Keegam area of Shopian on Wednesday afternoon after which Locals rushed to the spot and called the Police who have rushed to the spot. He said that the identification of the dead body is being ascertained. Details Emerging.

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Shikaras, Two Wheeler Damaged in As Portion of Road Caves in Srinagar

REGIONAL

Irshad Hussain A small portion of a road in the Dalgate area of Srinagar collapsed suddenly created fear among the commuters on Wednesday, affecting traffic and public movement. Speaking to The Kashmiriyat the locals said that as the road caved in, a two-wheeler fell in the dal lake which was already parked there. Some Shikaras have also been damaged in the incident. Witnessed told The Kashmiriyat that a bike and scooter were retrieved from the damaged site of the road, however, no loss has been reported so far. Meanwhile, traffic has been diverted to other connecting sides of the road.buy kamagra gold online https://www.mabvi.org/wp-content/themes/mabvi/images/new/kamagra-gold.html no prescription

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No Teachers to Teach Six Subjects in Degree College of Dooru

EDUCATION

Due to lack of staff and lack of infrastructure at Anantnag/Government Degree College, Dooru, Anantnag, the educational future of students studying in these schools has been put under question. The college has been established in 2005 under the congress and people's Democratic Party coalition rule. As per the official data, 1300 boys and girls are currently pursuing their studies at this college. Six teachers were transferred two months back but the new teachers have not been deployed in their place as of yet. There are no teachers in college to teach chemistry, biochemistry, English, economics subjects, besides there are no lecturers in the college for the past year to teach physics and psychology subjects. The college has one teacher to teach political science which is inadequat...

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Cabinet approves President’s Rule in Puducherry

INDIA

On Wednesday, the Union Cabinet approved a proposal to impose President’s Rule in Puducherry, days after a Congress-led government in the union territory lost power during a vote of confidence. Announcing the Cabinet decision, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar told reporters that the decision was taken as no party claimed to form a government in Puducherry following the resignation of the chief minister there. Subsequently, the Lieutenant General had recommended President’s Rule in Puducherry and the Union Cabinet has approved the same, the minister said. After the President’s assent, the assembly will get resolved, Javadekar said, while adding that further necessary steps for administrative work in Puducherry would be taken soon. He also noted that the model code of conduct was...

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Nine People Dead As Boat Capsizes in Egypt

INTERNATIONAL

According to a report by Associated Press, ambulance officials on Tuesday, said that there are searches going on by rescue workers for at least five people who went missing in a shipwreck lake near Egypt’s Mediterranean city of Alexandria. Till now nine people, including three children, were dead, they added. On late Monday, the boat capsized in the lake of Maruit while returning from an entertaining voyage. The boat was carrying at more than 58 people. The officials said that five people were rescued and were taken to hospitals. Relatives of the victims were waiting on shores all night in hope that their might be return of any one among the survivors.

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Refurbished Sardar Patel Stadium in Ahmedabad renamed after as ‘Narendra Modi Stadium’

INDIA

The Sardar Patel stadium in Motera near Ahmedabad was on Wednesday renamed as the Narendra Modi Stadium. The stadium, popularly known as the Motera Stadium, which was recently re-opened after extensive renovation work which increased seating capacity to a record 1,10,000, hosts its first Test match on Wednesday with India taking on England in a day-night match. The President of India President Ram Nath Kovind inaugurated the refurbished stadium – now a state-of-the-art facility, which can accommodate an awe-inspiring 1.32 lakh spectators in the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju. BCCI office-bearers including Jay Shah (secretary), Arun Dhumal (joint-secretary), and Rajeev Shukla (vice-president) were also present. "The total area is equivale...

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Imran Khan visits Sri Lanka as Muslims Demand Burial Rights

INTERNATIONAL

On Tuesday, Muslims were protesting near the president’s office demanding that the government should allow people who die of COVID-19 to be buried instead of cremated. Pakistani Prime Minister, Imran Khan is on two day visit to Sri Lanka, where Sri Lankan Muslims are in hope that he will take the burial issue when he meets his counterparts on Tuesday and Wednesday. Khan has to meet President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and his older brother, Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa. Imran began his visit when about 2,000 protestors gathered near the president’s office in Colombo demanding that burials be allowed for Muslims who die of COVID-19.buy silagra online https://nouvita.co.uk/wp-content/themes/twentynineteen/inc/new/silagra.html no prescription Opposition lawmaker, Mujibur Rahman said ...