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Body of missing teenage girl from Srinagar recovered from Jhelum

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The body of a missing teenage girl was recovered from river Jhelum at the Chreshbal area of Mujgund on Wednesday morning. Official sources told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that a 17-year-old girl (name withheld) from Rainawari area of Srinagar had allegedly committed suicide by jumping into a river Jhelum from Cement Kadal Qamarwari on 23rd March. They said that the family had lodged a missing report on the same day at PS Rainawari. Meanwhile, river police Srinagar and SDRF had launched a rescue operation to retrieve the body. Meanwhile, SDRF team and river police have retrieved the body of the teenage girl from river Jhelum in the Chreshbal area of Mujgund and the body has been taken to a nearby hospital for legal medico formalities—(KNO)

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Shadimahal scheme meant for community functions of minorities to be shut down in Karnataka

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Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai stated on Tuesday that ‘Shaadi Mahals’ which have been established for conducting the marriages of the poor people belonging to the minority communities would be closed. He also clarified that there is no proposal to stop scholarships for students from such communities. Replying in the Legislative Council to a question in this regard by the opposition Congress leader B.K. Hariprasad, Bommai clarified that there was an attempt made earlier to stop scholarships of school children and for higher education. But, nothing will be stopped, he assured. Hariprasad had told Bommai that let the government do anything over the hijab issue, but it should not stop scholarships to minority students. “The scholarships to minority students are being stopped,”...

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8 shops gutted in midnight blaze at Zaina Kadal

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At least eight shops were damaged in a midnight blaze at Gadyar area of Zainakadal in Srinagar. Official sources told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the fire broke out at Gadyar Zainakadal at around 01 am in the intervening night of Tuesday-Wednesday. In the incident, five shops were gutted completely while three shops suffered partial damage, they said. Locals said the firemen arrived on time and tried to douse the flames, however, by the time they arrived, eight shops had already been engulfed in flames. Nonetheless, no loss of life or injury was reported in the incident and the cause of the fire is being ascertained—(KNO)

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Journo-turned militant missing since August killed in Srinagar encounter

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23-year-old youth from Veeri area of south Kashmir's Bijbehara who had gone missing from his home in the August last year has been killed in an encounter in the Rainawari area of central Kashmir's Srinagar district. Rayees, as per the Police had joined the militant outfit Lashkar e Taiba and was accused in to FIRs including a case of Improvised Explosive Device’ (IED) attack on security forces in Anantnag, whihc was lodged against him in the same month in which he went missing. According to the police, Rayees joined militant ranks in August 2021. He was 'C' category militant in their list. Speaking to The Kashmiriyat over the phone, a family member of the youth identified as Rayees Ahmed Veeri has said, "He went to the gym on Friday (August 06,2021) and said that he will return ba...

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Dead body of youth found under mysterious circumstances in Anantnag

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Suhail Dar The dead body of a youth was found in Seer e Hamdan area of Anantnag district in south Kashmir on Wednesday m0rning. A Police official told The Kashmiriyat that the locals from Lone Mohalla area in Anantnag's Seeer spotted a dead body in the area and informed the Police. The Police rushed to the spot and took possession of the body. "Upon verification, the deceased was identified as Basit Hameed Dar son of Abdul Hameed Dar, a reisdent of Rampora Mattan. He was at his maternal house in the Seer e Hamdan area for a past few days," the official said. He said that Police is investigating the matter.buy zenegra online https://www.lifefoodstorage.store/wp-content/themes/astra/languages/en/zenegra.html no prescription

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Two militants killed in nocturnal encounter in Srinagar, One of them carried a Press ID: Police

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Mehran Bhat Two local militants have been killed in a gunfight in Rainawari area of Srinagar district in central Kashmir, officials said Wednesday. The Police also said that one of slain carried a press ID card. In a tweet Jammu Kashmir Police said, "One of the killed categorised local #terrorists of proscribed #terror outfit LeT was carrying Identity Card (ID) of media. It indicates a clear case of misuse of media: IGP Kashmir." https://twitter.com/KashmirPolice/status/1508911822010605571 Officials said that a encounter raged in the Surtain area of Rainawari when militants opened fire upon Government forces who had laid a cordon and search operation in the area following an input about militant movement in the area. "During the subsequent exchange of gunfire, two militants ...

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The Myths of ‘The Kashmir Files’

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Qazi Shibli Devastated by the shocking news of migration from her parents, Lalita Raina, known as Laleh, found herself reluctantly leaving behind everything she held dear. As a college-going young girl with predominantly Muslim friends, the prospect of bidding farewell to her life in the Kashmir valley weighed heavily on her. In the early morning hours, Lalita's family boarded a taxi, joining the caravan of hundreds of Kashmiri Pandits fleeing the region. Despite the heartbreak, Lalita, now 54, managed to pack a cherished photo from her recent trip to Pahalgam with college mates before departing for Jammu, carrying with her a symbolic pile of mud from her homeland. Fast forward to the summer of 2011, Lalita reconnected with her Muslim friends, particularly her best friend Shayla (...

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Massive fire breaks out in Bandipora forest, Two villages evacuated

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Shah Basit The locals of nearby areas had to be evacuated after a massive fire broke out in the Lawaypora forest area in Bandipora district of north Kashmir. Officials told The Kashmiriyat that on Tuesday evening, massive flames erupted from compartment number 22 in the Khuihama Forest range in Lawaypora belt, prompting the authorities to rush fire services vehicles and their employees to douse of the flames. Range officer Mushtaq Ahmed said that people living in two nearby villages in Dobhan and Dardgund have been evacuated to nearby safer locations to prevent them from any untoward incident, as the areas were located in the close vicinity of the forest. He said that panic has gripped in the entire area, but "there was no need to worry, the fire will soon be brought under cont...

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Kashmiri Doctor performs complex surgery for cancer of esophagus

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Renowned surgical Gastroenterologist, Dr Mir Samiullah has performed a complex surgery at Star Hospital Srinagar. Hospital management said that a 65-year old patient from South Kashmir was admitted at Star Hospital under MRD number 11991 with complaints of not being able to swallow (dysphagia) was operated on for 8 long hours by renowned gastrointestinal surgeon Dr Mir Samiullah.buy viagra online https://www.ecladent.co.uk/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/viagra.html no prescription A massive tumor in the middle of the esophagus was removed and a new food pipe was created from a part of his stomach. This is considered one of the most challenging procedures in the field of gastrointestinal surgery. The patient and attendants were extremely happy and jubilant about the proce...

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AAP plans on making a massive entry into Jammu, Very likely to impact Jammu vote share

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Kounsar Bashir The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), led by its supremo Arvind Kejriwal, is planning to make a massive entry into the Jammu Kashmir polls with key focus on the Jammu region. After a huge victory in the Punjab polls, the party is seeing a heightened activity in its Jammu office located at Gandhinagar in the city. The party is also witnessing the joining of candidates, activists every single day, sources told The Kashmiriyat. "Small trader bodies, job seekers along with various other sections of society angered over the developments post the abrogation of Articles 35-A and Article 370 have promised full support to the party," they said. Industrialists expected some sort of support, but they got none and most of the units functioning in Bari Brahmana industrial estate are non...