Month: April 2021

The editors Guild of India has issued a statement asking the Jammu Kashmir police to withdraw the advisory forbidding journalists from reporting live encounters. ALSO READ: Days After Police Directive, Journalists Allege being Stopped from Covering Encounters in South Kashmir In its statement, the Editors Guild of India has said that, Visibly, the police are giving an impression of trying to maintain peace by attempting to control the fallout of violence in a high strung environment, but what is being instead done is an attempt by the security forces to escape from any kind of media scrutiny about the flow of events behind the violence. The statement further read, "Live reporting from conflict areas, including encounters between security forces and militants, is one of the most import...

Shah Basit/ Rayees Shah A 15-year-old-girl committed suicide in Devipora Kurag area of Central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district on Friday. An official told The Kashmiriyat that the girl (name withheld) consumed some poisonous substance at her residence following which the family members rushed her to District hospital Ganderbal, wherefrom she was referred to SKIMS. However, doctors at SKIMS declared her as brought dead and the reason for the suicide was not immediately known. Meanwhile, police have registered a case in this read and further investigations’ have been taken up.

In yet another instance of communal harmony, the Muslim community of Gandoh Bhalessa area in Doda district here has collected donations for the treatment of a Hindu boy, who was critically injured in a road accident at Ghat Doda last week. The members of the Muslim community at Gandoh Bhalessa collected donations for the injured Hindu boy after mandatory Friday prayers yesterday. A video has also gone viral on social media in which the members of the Muslim community could be seen seeking help from the general public for the treatment of a boy identified as Deepak Kumar of Barshalla Thathri, presently admitted in ICU at GMC Jammu. A local from the area told KNO that the religious cleric during the Friday sermons asked them to collect donations for the needy Hindu boy. “Our Imam...

Sheikh Nadeem 1144 new COVID19 cases reported in Jammu Kashmir on Friday, out of which 414 cases have been reported from the Jammu division and 730 from the Kashmir division. An official confirming the data to The Kashmiriyat said that 02 persons have died of the virus, 01 from Jammu Division and 01 from Kashmir Division The district-wise details: Srinagar reported 407 cases, Baramulla 89, Budgam 97, Pulwama 45, Kupwara 11, Anantnag 30, Bandipora 12, Ganderbal 5, Kulgam 33, Shopian 1, Jammu 223, Udhampur 29, Rajouri 33, Doda 10, Kathua 32, Samba 23, Kishtwar 4, Poonch 6, Ramban 11 and Reasi 43. The Total number of cases now at 1,44,021 including 10620 active cases, 1,31,353 recoveries, and 2048 deaths

The former Chief Minister of Jammu Kashmir and the president of Jammu Kashmir People's democratic party, Mehbooba Mufti on Friday condemned the slapping of UAPA against Saima Akhter who was seen questioning the Government Forces in a viral video. ALSO READ: Woman Seen Shouting at Forces During CASO Booked under UAPA in Kulgam Taking to Twitter, Ms. Mufti wrote, "Saima Akhter from Kulgam has been slapped with UAPA for raising legitimate questions about searching her home repeatedly without any reason. Saima’s ailing mother understandably exacerbated her worries. When it comes to cruelty even women aren't spared in Naya Kashmir.buy fluoxetine online blackmenheal.org/wp-content/languages/new/noprescription/fluoxetine-no-prescription.html no prescription " Earlier The Kashmiriyat reported...