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First case of Black Fungus detected at SKIMS: Officials

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The doctors at the premiere health care institution of Kashmir, Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences, have detected the first post Covid-19 case having Mucormycosis infection popularly known as Black Fungus, officials said here on Saturday. A top health official told that a 35-year-old female from Udhampur who had recovered from Covid-19 showed symptoms of Mucormycosis like bilateral eye swelling and acute pain on left side and greenish discharge from her nose. He said that patient was recently diagnosed with Type-2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) and after greenish discharge from her nose, patient was initially admitted in Udhampur. “The patient went to Chandigarh for further treatment, after brain MRI, Mucormycosis treatment was given to her but she didn't recover,” he said. ...

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‘Honoured to be Tufail Mattoo’s Father’- A family torn between dreams and pursuit for justice

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Aniqa/ Mubsahir Naik There's barely a house in Kashmir, not familiar with the killing of Tufail Mattoo. The incident was one of the many killings that triggered violent protests in Kashmir in the first decade of the 21st century. What marked this first decade was the anger of the young, which was born out of a decade-long frustration. The May of 2010 was not very steady, to begin with. News emerged that the Government forces had killed three villagers in cold blood near the LoC. Although they were branded as terrorists from the other side, the investigations revealed that they were the local villagers. On June 11, 2010, the youth of a locality in Srinagar decided to demonstrate a protest in memory of the 28 innocent civilians killed in the 'Chotta Bazar Massacre', which marked its...

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Two 90-year-old Men from Shopian Beat Deadly Pandemic

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Two very elderly men belonging to the Shopian district have beaten covid-19 safely while remaining steadfast since the virus affected them during the first and second wave respectively. Ghulam Hassan Dar, 90, a resident of Zainapora belt of Shopian was tested positive for Covid-19 during the early initial stage of the first wave of Covid-19 and was directly taken to hospital. Hassan said that after testing positive for Covid-19, he got feared a little bit but what disappointed him was more than their house was locked and male members were quarantined at one place and females at other places. “My family members were allowed to go home after 14 days and I came back home after recovering from Covid-19 after two weeks,” he said. “I don't have any underlying problem without the blood p...

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Missing Srinagar PhD Scholar: Four friends to undergo Narco Analysis Test in Gujurat

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Police have called four friends of missing PhD Scholar from Srinagar for questioning. Police sources said that all these 4 friends of missing Scholar will undergo Narco Analysis test. Pertinently, Hilal Ahmad Dar, who was pursuing his Ph.D went on missing June 13, 2020 during a trek to high altitude Naranag in the central Kashmir's Ganderbal district. While his four other friends returned home on the same evening, Hilal did not. The family and relatives of Dar had staged multiple protests seeking his whereabouts The missing Scholar is the resident of Bemina locality of Srinagar city. Police sources told news agency Kashmir News Trust that on the repeated requests from the family of missing Scholar, police today called all the four friends of the Scholar to police station Kangan. T...

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Ashraf Ali Killed Brutally in UP after he Asks Three Men to not Urinate in Public

INDIA

A Muslim man was assaulted by a group of men after he asked them to not urinate in public in the Kanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. Reports said that a 34-year-old man named Ashraf Ali was killed by a group of three persons, he was first assaulted and then killed as the men ran their car over him. As per the report, Ali was the sole breadwinner to his family which consists of his 28-year-old wife and three minor daughters. "The men, who were allegedly drunk, ran their car over him when he was on a phone call with his landlord, Kuldip Kapoor, telling him about the attack. He was in the midst of the phone call, saying that car was directly coming to kill him when he was crushed over. The phone fell down and was recovered from the spot," the family members were quoted as saying. Th...

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Media Association Forms New Body in Shopian

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Shopian Media Association (SMA) on Friday held its first ever election and selected Malik Irshad of News 18 Urdu as the president of the association.buy valtrex online https://pavg.net/wp-content/themes/twentynineteen/fonts/new/valtrex.html no prescription According to a press release issued to The Kashmiriyat, this was the first ever election held in the Shopian in which all journalists of the district participated and formed the new election body. Shahid Tak, Bharat was elected General Secretary of the media association Shopian. Ahead of the elections, a body was also formed to look at all election activities.

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Road-Widening a Distant Dream, Hyderbeigh-Chanderseera Road in Baramulla in Shambles

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Bhat Yasir The Hyderbeigh-Chanderseera road stretch on eight-kilometer which connects several villages with the national highway in Baramulla is in dilapidated condition for years due to which the locals, commuters, as well as drivers, suffer. The road from Hyderbeigh passing through Wanigam, Hurhundpora, Behrampora, Dargam, and Tilgam to chanderseera area in Baramulla is in a pathetic condition which causes immense problems to the residents. Local residents of the area speaking to The Kashmiriyat said that the road is in such a condition that even a pedestrian cannot walk on it. "The massive potholes like canals on rainy days shows the real condition of road." They said that the work on the road was started last year, and at some spots, the widening process was also carried ou...

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Road infrastructure important for connectivity, public convenience : DDC Anantnag

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The District Development Commissioner Anantnag, Dr. Piyush Singla Thursday said that strong road infrastructure is important to enhance the connectivity across the district besides giving convenience to public commuting on these roads. He said this while reviewing the progress on PMGSY roads in a meeting with officers and engineers of PMGSY, revenue and other concerned departments here at Dak Bangalow Khanabal. The DDC directed the concerned officers to immediately settle routine hindrances like court cases, ROWs, forest issues, contractor issues, shifting of utilities, compensation etc. so that road infrastructure is developed in the shortest possible time. Dr. Singla directed the officers of PMGSY to fully utilize the current working season and complete the ongoing/pending works...

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30 years of Impunity: The Undocumented Chota Bazar Massacre

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Along with Tufail Mattoo's murder, on every June 11, Kashmir also shudders remembering the bloodshed caused by the security forces in the Chotta Bazar Massacre of 1991, which marks three decades today. The limited sources available around this massacre say that around six CRPF men came to Chotta Bazar in the Downtown area of Srinagar from their camp at the Government Medical College, Karan Nagar, and started firing indiscriminately at the civilians. It is believed that these CRPF men were furious about the militant attack the same day at around 2:30 pm noon, almost half a kilometer away, on a CRPF bunker at Gada Kocha Zainakadal. The attack left a few CRPF personnel injured. And in the fury, the CRPF opened fire at the innocent civilians after a few hours of the militant attack. T...

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31 year old Woman Commits suicide in Kokernag

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Waris Shah A 31-year-old woman was found lying dead in his room in Chree Panzgam village of kokernag in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district on Friday. A police official told The Kashmiriyat that a Women name (withheld) ended her life possibly by hanging herself at his residence at Chree Pangzgam village. He said that the Woman was rushed to the district hospital where doctors declared her dead. The body was then handed over to the family after completing necessary medical formalities. Police have taken cognizance of the incident and an investigation has been taken up, he added.