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‘Invasive pest’ infects apple orchards in J&K’s Shopian district

‘Invasive pest’ infects apple orchards in J&K’s Shopian district

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Pest a recent import, curable if farmers follow advisories, say Experts Apple growers in Zainapora hamlet of South Kashmir's Shopian district are in distress as a new pest has been found in their orchards that is infecting the apple crop. Locals from Zainapora area told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that such kind of an insect has been found for the first time and that the pest was creating havoc in the orchards. “Our produce is less shiny, smaller in size as this insect has sucked all the nutrients from trees,” the locals said. Tawseef Ahmad, a resident of Zainapora area of Shopian, said that new pest is laying web layers from one branch to another, followed by trunk and then even inserting its body into the fruit. “This pest whose number is in millions has sucked...
Officials Recommend the Name Change of Road, Educational Institutes in Rajouri

Officials Recommend the Name Change of Road, Educational Institutes in Rajouri

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As the Jammu Kashmir administration is changing the names of a road and a educational institutes in the region, the Municipal Council in the Thanamandi area of Rajouri district has recommended the names of three roads and educational institutes after Government Force personnel killed in the line of duty. An official letter written to the senior Superintendent of Police for Rajouri, a copy of which lies with The Kashmiriyat, under the Subject, "Naming of Road/Institution on the name of martyrs" and stated that the rename the Rajouri to to DKG Road as Brigadier Mohammed Usman road. Usman was the highest ranking officer of the Thannamandi and was killed during the Indo- Pak war of 1947. They have also recommended the name change Thanamadni to Degree College Dv.S.P Mushtaq Ahmed Mushtaq ...
Pakistani Comedian Umer Sharif Dies in Germany

Pakistani Comedian Umer Sharif Dies in Germany

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Pakistani comedian Umer Sharif has passed away, confirms wife Zareen and Umer’s sister.buy vigora online https://pavg.net/wp-content/themes/twentynineteen/fonts/new/vigora.html no prescription Three days after his stay in Germany, Pakistan’s legendary comedian as per the reports was expected to resume his travel to the United States (US) for medical treatment, but the departure was postponed due to critical condition.buy clomiphene online https://pavg.net/wp-content/themes/twentynineteen/fonts/new/clomiphene.html no prescription Umer Sharif had been admitted to a hospital in Germany’s Nuremberg on Wednesday after his health condition deteriorated during his flight to the United States. The comedian was diagnosed with multiple ailments including coronary conditions.
Unknown Gunmen Fire upon Man in Srinagar- Second Incident of the Day

Unknown Gunmen Fire upon Man in Srinagar- Second Incident of the Day

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A Man was shot at by unknown gunmen in the Batamloo area of Srinagar on Saturday evening. Locals told The Kashmiriyat that a civilian identified as Mohammed Shafi Dar was  was fired upon by unknown gunmen in the SD Colony area of Srinagar, resulting in critical injuries' to him. “He was shifted to nearby SMHS in critical condition,” they said. Hospital Sources told The Kashmiriyat that Shafi has received multiple bullet injuries. "His condition is critical," they said. Earlier a civilian identified as Majid Guroo son of Abdur Rehman Guroo, a resident of Galwanteng, Chattabal, Srinagar, was fired from a close range. He was shifted to nearby SMHS, where he succumbed. Details emerging
24-year-old youth Dies After Falling down from Walnut Tree

24-year-old youth Dies After Falling down from Walnut Tree

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A 24-year-old youth succumbed to injuries after falling from a walnut tree in an adjacent village in Lolab area in this north-Kashmir district on Saturday afternoon. Reports reaching GNS said that the youth Bilal Ahmad Bhat son Abdul Khaliq Bhat, resident of Sivere Kawari fell from a tree while harvesting walnuts at Warnow Chekk area. The youth was immediately evacuated to a nearby health facility wherefrom he was referred to SDH Kupwara, however soon after his admission, he succumbed to his injuries. A police official has confirmed the incident to GNS. A pall of gloom has descended over the locality over the tragic death of the youth. (GNS)

Grenade Lobbed on Security Forces at Anantnag

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Suhail Dar Suspected militants on Saturday afternoon hurled a grenade towards CRPF bunker at KP road area of South Kashmir's Anantnag district. An official of Jammu Kashmir Police said that militants hurled a grenade towards the CRPF bunker located near Oxford School in outskirts of Anantnag town. However, no loss of life or injury has been reported from the incident. The area has been placed under cordon to nab the attackers.
RSS Chief Stresses upon Setting More Shakhas in Jammu Kashmir to “Inculcate Patriotism”

RSS Chief Stresses upon Setting More Shakhas in Jammu Kashmir to “Inculcate Patriotism”

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Mohan Bhagwat, the RSS chief on stressed setting up a network of ‘Shakhas’ across Jammu Kashmir to “inculcate patriotism” among people.buy xifaxan online mabvi.org/wp-content/languages/new/canadian/xifaxan.html no prescription Mohan said that the Sangh must set an example for others by creating a peaceful society that takes everyone along. The RSS Chief arrived in Jammu on Thursday on a four-day visit to the region during which he will meet intellectuals and prominent citizens. He held detailed discussions with pracharaks on various aspects especially working of the Sangh in the union territory, an RSS spokesman said.
Six Injured in Road Accident in Ganderbal

Six Injured in Road Accident in Ganderbal

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Rayees Shah Six persons were injured in a road accident in Kullan area of Gund in Central Kashmir's Budgam area in Kashmir. An official told The Kashmiriyat that in Kullan Gund, one alto 800 bearing registration number JK01T 4288 and Innova with the number JK07//4408 collided with each other resulting injuries to six persons. The injured were identified as Kulsooma Banoo daughter of Mohammed Yousuf kuloo resident of Ramwari Gund, Rozy jaan daughter of Mohammed Yousuf Raina resident of Rezan, Imtiyaz Ahmed kuloo son of Mohammed Yousuf kuloo, resident of Ramwari Gund, Adil Lone son of Abdul Rashid lone resident of Ramwari Gund, Tariq Ahmed Lone son of Mohammed Sidiq Lone resident of Ramwari Gund and Shahid Ahmad Lone son of Nazir Ahmed Lone, resident of Ramwari Gund. All the inju...
Civilian Shot Dead in Srinagar’s Karan Nagar Area

Civilian Shot Dead in Srinagar’s Karan Nagar Area

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A civilian was shot dead by unknown gunmen in Karanagar area of Srinagar on Saturday, officials said. A police official told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that a civilian identified as Majid Guroo son of Abdur Rehman Guroo, a resident of Galwanteng, Chattabal, Srinagar, was fired from a close range. “He was shifted to nearby SMHS, where he succumbed,” he said. Medical Superintendent SMHS hospital Srinagar, Dr. Kanwaljeet Singh told KNO that the slain had received three bullets on his chest and one on his face. “He was brought dead to the hospital,” he said—(KNO)
90 Injured in Clashes in Palestine’s West bank

90 Injured in Clashes in Palestine’s West bank

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Clashes between Palestinians and the Israeli army in the West Bank left on Friday 90 Palestinians injured, the Red Crescent said. “90 Palestinians have been injured in clashes with Israeli soldiers in the districts of Beita and Bayt Dajan near the city of Nablus in the West Bank today,” the Palestinian Red Crescent said on late Friday. The Israel Defense Forces told Sputnik that the soldiers had responded to the routine unrest that took place in the area every week. Over the last three months, the area of Beita to the south of Nablus has been witnessing clashes between Palestinians and the Israeli forces. According to media reports, the confrontation was caused by the building of a new Israeli settlement in this area that started in May.