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Covid 19- Seven MBBS Students Test Positive in GMC Anantnag

Covid 19- Seven MBBS Students Test Positive in GMC Anantnag

ISLAMABAD
Suhail Dar Seven MBBS students of Government Medical college in Janglat Mandi Anantnag town in South Kashmir were tested Covid-19 positive during a sampling drive on Friday. Dr. Showkat, the principal of the college confirming the development to The Kashmirityat said that seven students whose samples were taken today tested positive for COVID-19. The students have been advised to follow covid protocols properly and self isolate themselves, he said. "We will also ensure that their relatives and contact history is traced and those they came in touch with, will also be tested for covid 19," he added. However, the college will function normally.
Only three Time Prayers in Jamia Masjid Srinagar During Ramadhan

Only three Time Prayers in Jamia Masjid Srinagar During Ramadhan

REGIONAL
The management of Jamia Majid here in Srinagar has decided that there shall be no congregational Fajr and Isha prayers at the Masjid during the holy month of Ramadhan. Auqaf Jamia Masjid member said that the decision has been taken in wake of the government's decision about impose if night curfew to prevent COVID-19 from spreading. “It has been decided that only three prayers including Zuhar, Asr, and Maghrib will be offered at historic Jamia Masjid here while the religious place will remain closed for Fajr and Isha prayers including Taraweeh,” he said. KNO
Five out of 7 Militants Killed in South Kashmir Encounters Identified as Locals

Five out of 7 Militants Killed in South Kashmir Encounters Identified as Locals

SHOPIAN
Five out of the seven Militants Killed in the two encounters that raged in the Shopian and Tral areas of South Kashmir have been identified as Locals. An official told The Kashmiriyat that the five Militants have been identified as associates of Hizb ul Mujahideen and Ansar Ghazwat ul Hind, while two of them remain unidentified. Officials told The Kashmiriyat that 44 RR of Indian Army, 142 BN of CRPF, and Jammu Kashmir Police after receiving inputs about Militant presence in the Shopian town laid a cordon and search operation in the area on Thursday afternoon. While conducting the Search Operation, the holed-up Militants opened fire on the Forces, to which the forces retaliated, during the five Militants were killed. The holed-up Militants were asked to surrender but they refused....
Three Injured During Stone Throwing Clashes in Shopian

Three Injured During Stone Throwing Clashes in Shopian

REGIONAL
Meer Irfan Three persons have been injured in stone-throwing in the Shopian town in South Kashmir on Wednesday. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that three Militants were killed as clashes erupted around the site of the encounter in South Kashmir's Shopian district. As soon as the gunfight raged, youth in large numbers hit the streets and threw stones on Government Forces, who fired tear smoke shells to disperse them. During the clashes, three persons were injured, which was confirmed by the Inspector General of Police, Kashmir Range, Vijay Kumar.
Covid 19- Former Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Tests Positive

Covid 19- Former Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Tests Positive

REGIONAL
Omar Abdullah, former Chief Minister and National Conference leader tests positive for COVID-19 on Friday in Srinagar. Official sources told a local news agency, Global News Service (GNS) that Abdullah’s test just came out to be positive for COVID-19. Pertinently, Abdullah on Wednesday took his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at Sher-I-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) in Srinagar.buy levaquin online https://www.ecladent.co.uk/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/levaquin.html no prescription Abdullah’s father Farooq Abdullah, who tested positive last week was discharged on Wednesday from SKIMS as doctors were of the opinion that he could recover at home since all his parameters were fine, they said. However, he will continue to remain in self-isolation at hi...
Administration in Jammu Kashmir Withdraws Petition against Rohingya Refugees

Administration in Jammu Kashmir Withdraws Petition against Rohingya Refugees

REGIONAL
The Jammu Kashmir administration has decided to withdraw a petition pending before the Jammu Kashmir High Court against certain Rohingya refugees to enable their deportation to their home country. A Government Order issued by Secretary to Government, Achal Sethi asked Additional Advocate General Aseem Sawhney to take steps to withdraw the case. The case titled State of Jammu Kashmir v. Abdul Hameed and others was filed by the State of Jammu Kashmir through Police Station, Satwari, Jammu under Section 561A of the Code of Criminal Procedure against Bangladeshi National and Rohingyas in the year 2018. "The Government of Jammu Kashmir has requested me to withdraw cases filed by the government in High Court Jammu wing against Bangladeshi national and Rohingyas to enable these foreign n...
Five Unidentified Militants Killed In Shopian Encounter

Five Unidentified Militants Killed In Shopian Encounter

SHOPIAN
Meer Irfan Five Militants have been killed in an ongoing encounter that raged between Government Forces and Militants in the Shopian town of south Kashmir. Earlier an official told The Kashmiriyat that Jammu Kashmir Police, 44 RR of Indian Army, and 142 Battalion of CRPF launched a joint search operation in the Jan Mohalla of Shopian town following specific inputs on Militant movement in the area. He said that the firing raged when the Militants opened fire upon the forces, to which the forces retaliated. During the exchange of gunfire, five unidentified militants have been killed. Meanwhile, internet services have been suspended in the Shopian district of South Kashmir. "Four Government force personnel have been injured at the site of the encounter, two of them have been sh...
AGH Chief Killed in Tral Encounter, Says Police

AGH Chief Killed in Tral Encounter, Says Police

REGIONAL
Jammu Kashmir police Friday said that Ansar Gazwatul Hind chief has been killed in the ongoing encounter in Tral area of South Kashmir’s Pulwama district. Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir range, Vijay Kumar told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that AGuH chief Imtiyaz Shah has been killed in Tral gunfight. in a tweet, IGP congratulated police and security forces for successful operation. Search operation going on, the tweet read. Earlier, one militant was killed in Tral encounter that broke out early morning. Tral encounter is second in the past 24 hours as in Jan Mohalla area of Shopian encounter is underway since yesterday evening. In Shopian gunfight, three militants have been killed while two others are believed to be trapped—(KNO)
Covid 19- India Records 1,31,968 Cases in Last 24 Hours, PM Modi Rules our Imposing Lockdown

Covid 19- India Records 1,31,968 Cases in Last 24 Hours, PM Modi Rules our Imposing Lockdown

INDIA
India on Friday recorded a massive surge of 1,31,968 Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, according to Union Health Ministry. With this, India's tally now stands at 13,060,542. India is now the 4th-worst hit country in terms of active cases. As many as 780 people succumbed to the infection, taking the death toll to 1,67,642. Out of this, Maharashtra added 56,286 new cases to its tally and the total number of cases has now reached 3,229,547, according to health department. While Delhi logged 7,437 coronavirus cases in its highest single day spike this year. The five most affected states by total cases are Maharashtra (3,229,547), Kerala (1,144,594), Karnataka (1,033,560), Andhra Pradesh (913,274), and Tamil Nadu (911,110). Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday chaired a virtu...
Eight Shops Looted by Burglars in Kangan Ganderbal

Eight Shops Looted by Burglars in Kangan Ganderbal

REGIONAL
At least eight shops have been looted by burglars in Kangan market of central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district during the intervening night of Thursday and Friday. An official said that burglars have looted at least eight shops and have decamped with cash and other valuable items. The incident has created resentment among the local population. “We are really concerned over such incidents and demand stern punishment for the culprits,” said a local adding that all such incidents often happen here. Meanwhile, a police official said they are ascertaining the facts and a case under relevant sections of law has been registered while further investigation was going on. He, however, said that details of property stolen has not been ascertained yet—(KNO)