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Body of Srinagar youth Found in Maloora After 5 Days

REGIONAL

On Friday, the rescue operation continued for the 5th consecutive day to successfully fish out the body of a Srinagar youth who had jumped into the river Jehlum on 31 May. As reported earlier, a youth after alighting from his cycle at Cement Bridge Qamarwari jumped into the river Jehlum. Later on, he was identified as 22 years old Musadiq Maqsood Dar, a resident of New Colony Palpora, Srinagar. Meanwhile, the rescuers had been trying hard to fish out his body and today, early in the morning some boatmen who were extracting sand from river Jhelum saw the dead body near the Maloora area in Srinagar and informed the police. When The Kashmiriyat contacted the concerned police officials, they confirmed that the body has been found.

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18 Years on, the Trauma Hospital Lawaypora in Srinagar awaits to be Functional

REGIONAL

Irshad Hussain Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Srinagar Lawaypora Trauma Hospital remains unfunctional. The Jammu and Kashmir administration has completely failed to make the trauma hospital functional since the past eighteen years. According to sources, residents of Lawaypora Srinagar had allotted four kanals of land for the establishment of the trauma hospital in the year 2004. The Roads and Building Department (R&B) had started its construction in the same year. Although the construction of the hospital has been completed, it has still not been handed over to the health department due to a misconstrued ramp. Locals say that after the abrogation of the Article 370, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) tried to enter the hospital premises, but the locals of the area resiste...

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22-year-old Youth Allegedly Issues Death Threat to PM Modi Over Phone Call

INDIA

A 22-year-old man has been arrested in Delhi after he allegedly made a phone call to the police issuing a death threat to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.buy intagra online https://blackmenheal.org/wp-content/themes/twentytwentytwo/inc/patterns/new/intagra.html no prescription The man, identified as Salman, made the call to the police on Thursday night, issuing the threat, the police said. He is being questioned by senior officers of Delhi Police after his arrest by cops from northeast Delhi's Khajoori Khas police station. Salman has several charges against him and was out on bail, the police discovered while questioning him. He told them he made the threat call in order to return to jail.buy tadora online https://blackmenheal.org/wp-content/themes/twentytwentytwo/inc/patterns/new/t...

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Kashmiri Journalist booked for WhatsApp status showing Wular Boat Capsize Victims as ‘martyrs’

REGIONAL

In a surprising development, Jammu and Kashmir police have booked Bandipora Correspondent of news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) over a WhatsApp status showing 20 children who died in boat capsize incident on May 30, 2006, at Wular Lake as “martyrs.” KNO’s Bandipora correspondent Sajid Raina received a call from police station Bandipora that an FIR has been lodged against him for keeping the WhatsApp status that showed 20 children who died in the Wular lake boat capsize incident on May 30, 2006, as “martyrs.” “I was shocked to hear that an FIR has been lodged for keeping a simple WhatsApp status about 20 children who died on May 3, 2006 when their boat capsized in Wular Lake. This is really shocking. I don’t know what was wrong with my WhatsApp status,” he said. Meanwhile, KNO...

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Will continue to strive for restoration of J&K’s identity: Dr Farooq

REGIONAL

National Conference (NC) president and Member of Parliament from Srinagar Dr. Farooq Abdullah on Thursday presided over a virtual meeting of the party’s provincial Committee members. The meeting lasted for five hours in which party’s Vice President Omar Abdullah was also present. While interacting with the provincial functionaries, the Party president as per a statement issue to the news agency said, the entire region is at a breaking point due to the aftermath of the august 5 measures, predatory effects of the Covid-19 induced crises and the ravaging impact of severe weather conditions on horticulture and allied sectors. “People of the state are caught in a deadly quagmire of economic and political uncertainty. Administrative unaccountability and development stagnation have beco...

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4-year-old girl Found Dead After being Taken Away by Leopard in Budgam

REGIONAL

A 4-year-old girl who was missing from her locality and was believed to be taken away by a Leopard from Housing Colony Ompora area of Budgam was found in a nearby plant nursery on Friday. An official said that the Police and locals had launched a search operation after the girl, identified as Adha Shakil, went missing since last evening when she playing outside. He said the Leopard pounced on her and took her away. The official told that today morning they found her body in nearby plant nursery. (KNO)

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At least 624 Doctors died During the Resurge of Covid 19 Across India

INDIA

At least 624 doctors died in the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic across the country, with the national capital losing the most. According to the latest report of the Indian Medical Association (IMA), so far 109 doctors have lost their lives in Delhi alone in the second wave. The IMA’s latest data revealed that a total of 1,362 doctors have died so far since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020. In the first wave as many as 748 doctors lost their lives. Delhi is followed by Bihar where most doctors’ deaths have been recorded. A total of 96 doctors have lost their lives in Bihar, while Uttar Pradesh lost 79, Rajasthan 43, Jharkhand 39 and Andhra Pradesh 34. However, there are some states where less number of deaths were recorded, including Puducherry where one doctor died i...

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Suspected Militants open Fire at CRPF Party in Budgam

REGIONAL

Suspected militants on Friday fired upon a Central Reserve Police Force party in Kralpora area of Central Kashmir Budgam district. A top official of the CRPF said that the suspected militants fired upon CRPF 29 BN D-Coy party near Bilal Abad in Kralpora. Meanwhile, CRPF Spokesperson for Srinagar sector, Abhiram said that the suspected militants fired upon the CRPF party from nearby fields in the area. He said that there was, however, no injury reported while the area has been cordoned off to nab attackers—(KNO)

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Three Minors Arrested in Shopian Granted Bail

SHOPIAN

Vikram Raj Three juveniles who were arrested and charged with the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act were granted bail today. Abdul Hameed Lone, a family member of one of three confirmed that they have been released after being granted bail. Mohsin Ali Mir, the lawyer of the three accused, speaking to The Kashmiriyat told that the police had forced a precarious law like UA(P)A on these three children simply based on doubt. Police argued that these three youngsters were suspected to be engaged with the IED Blast that occurred on 16th May in the Shopian district, yet they didn't have any proof, witnesses, or evidence related to it, Mohsin Ali Mir who is an advocate at Shopian District court said. Whereas, the kids were playing cricket at least two or three hundred meters away fro...

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33000 Watt Electricity Wires Laid on Poles at a Gap of Only 12 inches in Anantnag Area

ISLAMABAD

Sheikh Nadeem The Residents of Ara Koshipora and its adjacents of district Anantnag alleged that the spreading of 33,000 Electricity Wireline that is under the process for the receiving station has a gap of less than twelve inches, and is just only one and a half feet from LT line running below. The Locals say that this may cause huge danger or a major accident any time that could affect an entire settlement. Speaking to The Kashmiriyat the locals said demanded that the existential poles be replaced and new bigger electric poles be installed. "This is a deliberate mistake on the part of the contractors and the department to make the people of Khashipura suffer," a local said. The Locals appealed to PDD to look into the matter and intervene immediately.