July 2021 - Page 7 of 55 - The Kashmiriyat

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PDP District President Saves Three Precious Lives in Ganderbal Along with Local Police

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Rayees Shah/ Basit Shah At least three persons have been safely rescued by the district president of the People's Democratic Party and the Police after they got stuck in Nallah Sindh due to the heavy flow of water after fresh rains near Satruna Kangan of Central Kashmir's Ganderbal district on Wednesday. An official told The Kashmiriyat that three persons who have gone to cataclysmic hardwood in River Sindh at Satruna Kangan got stuck due to the heavy flow of water. Soon after receiving the information Police team from Police station Kangan, PDP District president Ganderbal who is also a well-trained swimmer Bashir Ahmad Mir along with tourism rafting boats reached Satruna and rescued all the three trapped persons safely. The rescued persons have been identified as Muzaffar Rai...

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Congress MP Demands Actions Against Criminals with Regard to Sulli Deals App

INDIA

Congress MP Dr Md. Jaiwad had a meeting with Minister of Home Affairs Amit Shah and submitted a letter to him appealing for action against ”criminals” with regard to Sulli Deals app and Liberal Doge program, where Muslim women were objectified, sexualised and put on sale. The letter submitted to Shah is signed by 56 MPs of various parties. The photos of several Muslim women were put up on the Sulli Deals app for auction. Similarly, images of several Pakistani women were live-streamed on a Youtube channel called Liberal Doge and filthy comments were made about them on the occasion of Eid-U-Fitr this year. Dr Jawaid also submitted a similar letter to Congress MP and IT Parliamentary Committee chief Shashi Tharoor asking him to initiate an inquiry into the issue. Earlier, he along wi...

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Two Jammu Districts cannot Speak for the Whole Division- We want United JK: Gujjar Bakerwal Activist, Guftar Ahmad Choudhary

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Mohammad Waseem Guftar Ahmad Choudhary, the political activist and the spokesperson of the Gujjar Bakarwal Youth Welfare Conference, spoke to the media along with former Legislator Javed Ranaa, and the former M.L.A from Rajouri, Choudhary Qammar and the spokesperson of PDP, Tanzeem Dar and other political activists regarding provincial status for Peer Panjal. He said that the crux of the gathering was to talk about Rajouri, Poonch and Pir Panjal. He said that in response to the wave that has been created around giving Jammu the statehood back, leaving the rest of the areas, "We, the people of Rajouri, want to make it clear that if the people of Jammu are asking for the statehood over two or two and a half districts, we don't have any problem with that." "But", he said, "the people...

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Kokarnag Farmers Protest Against CRPF after Paddy Fields get Swamped with Water

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After getting their paddy fields inundated due to a rise in water level, several farmers staged a protest against CRPF urging authorities to remove the boundary wall created by CRPF personnel around their camp at Vailoo Kokarnag area of South Kashmir’s Kulgam district. Local sources told news agency Kashmir News Trust that after the massive rainfall, the water level went up in the water canal for agricultural land at Vailoo, Kokarnag. They said the passage of the water got blocked due to concertina wire near the boundary wall of CRPF Camp which changed the course and seeped into the paddy fields. Farmers of the village hit to roads and staged a protest seeking the removal of concertina wire and boundary wall of the camp. Local sources said that Sub-Divisional Magistrate Kokarna...

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Video: ‘My Son was a Civilian, Not a Militant’- Father of Imran Killed in Kulgam Encounter

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Vikram Raj/ Yasir Yousuf Terrified and shocked, tears are rolling down the cheeks of all inmates in the house of Imran Ahmed Dar, who was killed in an encounter in the Munar area of Yaripora in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district. Scenes inside the house would tear apart any human heart, an Inconsolable mother, a father holding the portrait of Imran weeping loudly and repeating in a low voice, “Fathers should never have to bury their children.” On Sunday, the Government Forces early morning laid a cordon and search operation in the Yaripora area of Kulgam. The Jammu Kashmir Police issued a press release, that a Militant had been killed during the exchange of gunfire. The Police also said that they had made recoveries from the Militant. In a normal army nomenclature in Kashmir, recovery i...

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RSS Wants to Popularize Vedic Period Medicine to Boost Immunity of Children

INDIA, Politics

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has taken the initiative to popularise ‘Suvarna Prashan’, an Ayurvedic medicine which was adopted in the Vedic period, and now by the people of Uttar Pradesh to increase the immunity in children before the expected third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic hits the state. This move by the RSS is being seen as an attempt to popularise the ancient knowledge of Ayurveda. This campaign being spearheaded by the Sangh is seen as a strategy to establish itself on the ground by going door-to-door before the 2022 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. Amid the impending possibility of the third wave of Covid-19, the Sangh’s subsidiary organisation Arogya Bharati has been spearheading this campaign ‘Do Boond Immunity’ to increase immunity in children. Under this c...

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Two Babies Die Inside Wombs of their Mothers for the Want of Doctors in Kashmir

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People on Wednesday staged a protest after two babies were reported to have died inside the womb of mothers allegedly for the want of doctors.buy flexeril online https://www.mabvi.org/wp-content/themes/mabvi/images/new/flexeril.html no prescription Reports reaching GNS said the attendants of two pregnant women alongside local inhabitants staged protest, demanding action against the non-availability of doctors promptly at the hospital to treat the patients. Fayaz Ahmad, a relative of the woman alleged that “first there was the careless on part of the USG Specialist and on top of it, a particular doctor reached to duties very late while we were kept waiting since 7 a.m.” “The doctor visited us at 11 a.m. and the unborn had died,” Fayaz said, adding, “After seeing the approach of ho...

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Statehood Will Have to Wait Till Normalcy is Restored: Government

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Jammu Kashmir would be granted statehood at an "appropriate" time after normalcy is restored there, the government told Parliament on Wednesday. Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai stated this in a written reply to Rajya Sabha. He was replying to a question on whether the government had any proposal to "reinstate" the statehood of Jammu Kashmir and whether some efforts have been made to end the year-long ban on different means of communication. "Statehood to Jammu Kashmir would be granted at an appropriate time after normalcy is restored in Jammu Kashmir," he said. "In view of the constitutional changes and bifurcation of the erstwhile state of the Jammu Kashmir into Union territory of Jammu Kashmir and Union territory of Ladakh, in national interest and also in th...

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Grenade Lobbed on Police Party in Rafiabad, No Injury Reported

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Suspected militants on Wednesday hurled a grenade towards police party at Drusoo area of Rafiabad in North Kashmir's Baramulla district. However, no loss of life or injury was reported, officials said. Officials told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that suspected militants lobbed grenade towards police party, which exploded some metres away from them. However, no damage was reported in the incident while search has been launched to nab the attackers—(KNO)

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Speedy Truck Crushes 18 Poor Labourers to Death in Uttar Pradesh

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18 labourers were killed last night after a speedy truck hit the bus in Uttar Pradesh's Barabanki district, 28 km from state capital Lucknow, when they were sleeping in front of the same bus they had been travelling in. The labourers, who are originally from Bihar, were coming back from Haryana and Punjab when the bus they were travelling in broke down on the national highway that leads to Bihar. They then slept on the road in front of the bus. The truck hit the bus from behind, making the bus to move forward and crush the labourers. The injured labourers have been taken to a nearby hospital, said senior police officer Satya Narayan Sabat. A rescue operation to recover the bodies stuck under the bus is on, the officer said. Taking to twitter ,Prime Minister Narendra Modi also e...