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Shabir Ali Hundreds of Burqa-clad women took out a protest march in Central Kashmir's Khanda Budgam to express solidarity with the female students of Karnataka over the Hijab ban. Chanting Slogans and demanding revocation of the decision on the Hijab ban, they said that whosoever tries to snatch away their identity, will get destroyed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FovEBjSRqX4 The Protesting women said that the hijab is their right and no one can snatch their right. "On one hand, the Government talks about Women empowerment but on the other hand restricting freedom of women. The authorities are talking about secularism and democracy but they're not allowing women to wear hijab," she said. "Hijab is our identity. It does not stop a woman from prospering. Whosoever has fiddl...

Srinagar's famous Sunday market- a trading centre shoppers from various parts of Srinagar remained shut for the fourth consecutive week today owing to the weekend lockdown imposed by Jammu Kashmir administration amid the rising covid 19 cases.buy clomiphene online https://blackmenheal.org/wp-content/themes/twentytwentytwo/inc/patterns/new/clomiphene.html no prescription Shoppers speaking to The Kashmiriyat said that hundreds of shoppers from several parts of Srinagar install their stalls in the market and are dependent on the customers from North to South Kashmir who visit the Srinagar flea market. "Our trade has been severely impacted due to the lockdown imposed by the administration," the traders said, adding, "We buy stock for several winter months considering the extreme winter ...

Shabir Khan The footpath union staged a protest in Sopore on Thursday against the administration stating that their livelihood is being snatched away. Speaking to The Kashmiriyat the protesting roadside vendors said that they are not being allowed to work in the towns, which has affected their livelihood. Watch Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5zFahUU2SE "The Sopore local administration has been acting with an iron fist against the poorer sections of the society, including the Tangwallas, roadside vendors and transporters in a bid to decongest the north Kashmir town," a protester said. He said that this action against the poorer working class in Sopore has caused them serious problems and their livelihood has been impacted to a great extent, due to the move of the ...

The PDP president Mehbooba Mufti today said that people of Jammu, Kashmir belonging to any ethnicity, should resist the new laws being imposed by the central government in Jammu Kashmir. She said that people should awaken and challenge the government on giving land to outsiders in summits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N01bbSKDBHM&feature=youtu.be Mehbooba was speaking to reporters in Bijbehara in Anantnag according to news agency Kashmir Dot Com (KDC) after offering prayers at the grave of her father and PDP founder late Mufti Sayeed on his 6th death anniversary. Hundreds of PDP workers had gathered at the graveyard in Bijbehara where they held a protest against the administration for “not allowing them inside the graveyard”. Led by the PDP president, the workers shou...

The Delimitation Panel on Monday has proposed six additional seats for the Jammu region and 1 for Kashmir Valley in its first paper- a draft proposal for allocation of constituencies. This addition will take the total number of assembly seats in Jammu to 43 and Kashmir Valley to 47. The Panel has proposed 9 reserved seats for Scheduled tribes and seven for Scheduled Castes. The Associate members have been asked to submit their suggestions by Dec 31 Watch Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84g9ZBE4UuI The delimitation panel has also sought reservations for Kashmiri Pandits who have been demanding a floating constituency seat on the Sikkim pattern The commission headed by a former supreme court judge, Justice (retired) Ranjana Desai is responsible for reserving a designat...

Suhail Dar In a bizarre incident at the South Kashmir's premier maternity and Childcare hospital in Anantnag, rats on Wednesday nibbled the finger of a newborn baby. Speaking to The Kashmiriyat, a woman alleged that the little finger of a newborn baby was injured after being gnawed by rats at the Government hospital in Anantnag. https://youtu.be/buBmnSvtPZc She was asked to take her baby to GMC Anantnag so as to give him anti-rabies to avoid the possibility of any infection. Many other attendants present at MCCH also alleged that rats bigger than newborn babies are present at the hospital due to which patients, as well as attendants, are suffering. Officials posted at the hospital upon being contacted by The Kashmiriyat said that the rodents scurry about the hospital, how...