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Two more patients who were tested positive for Coronavirus died in Jammu and Kashmir on Monday, taking the toll of total deaths related to Covid-19 to 96 Two patients who were tested positive for Coronavirus include 45-year-old male from Bijbehara area of Anantnag and 65-year male from Sugan area of Shopian district. Both died at SMHS hospital Srinagar. Dr Nazir Choudhary Medical Superintendent at SMHS said that a 45-year-old man from Anantnag who was admitted at SMHS on Sunday with bilateral pneumonia died at hospital on Monday afternoon. Earlier, Dr Nazir said that a 65-year-old patient from Shopian district who was admitted at SMHS on 28th of June died on Monday morning.buy avanafil online https://gilbertroaddental.com/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/avanafil.html no pr...

Covid 19 on Thursday claimed another life in the form of a 57-year-old-man from Poonch district, who breathed his last at Government Medical College Hospital Jammu. Officials said that the deceased was undergoing treatment at Jammu GMC since past five days. "The man was shifted to GMC Jammu from an administrative quarantine in Samba," they said. He was also having some other body ailments, they said. Medical Superintendent of GMC Jammu, Dr. Dara Singh said that 57-year-old man from Poonch was having diabetes as well as kidney problems. "He was sent to GMC Jammu from Samba and was treated but last night,” the medical superintendent GMC said. With the fresh death, the death toll due to Covid pandemic has reached to 89—(KNO)

Suhail Dar Republic Bharat- the Hindi Sister concern media outlet of Arnab Goswami led Republic TV has once again run a fake news regarding Kashmir, this time about the vandalization of the house of a Kashmiri Pandit, Ajay Pandita in South Kashmir's Islamabad (anantnag) District. Pandita who was recently killed by unknown gunmen in this South Kashmir district is a resident of Luk Bhawan area in Larkipora. The Kashmiriyat contacted the neighbours of Ajay Pandita, who mostly are Muslims and said that the news was false and baseless. Republic Bharat ran a ticker in their news bulletin saying that his house had been vandalized. The Kashmiriyat confirmed that the incident is baseless and hoax. "Nothing as such has happened here, Muslims have been taking care of the house from many y...

With a spike of 14,821 new cases, the coronavirus infection cases in India rose to over 4.25 lakh, while the death toll stands at 13,699. Globally, the number of infected persons has inched close to the 9 million mark. Over 8.9 infections have been reported worldwide, while the virus has killed at least 4.6 lakh people. The World Health Organization on Sunday reported the largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases by its count, at more than 183,000 new cases in the latest 24 hours. The UN health agency said Brazil led the way with 54,771 cases tallied and the U.S. next at 36,617. Over 15,400 came in in India. Experts said rising case counts can reflect multiple factors including more widespread testing as well as a broader infection. In Jammu Kashmir, 5956 People have bee...

Rayees Shah For the first time in decades, the annual of Hazrat Baba Nizam-ud-Din Kiyani at Wangat area of Kangan in Ganderbal was cancelled due to the ongoing pandemic throughout the world. The organizers of the event where thousands of devotees, participate told The Kashmiriyat that the annual two-day Urs which commenced on June 6 been cancelled following the breakout of COVID-19. Every year, the urs of the revered Sufi Saint, Baba Nagri is celebrated with great enthusiasm in the  Shrine located in Ganderbal district in which thousands of devotees from different parts of Jammu and Kashmir participate and pray, recite Quran and make special prayers for Peace and tranquility in Kashmir valley, had to be cancelled. The people of the area expressed great sorrow saying that this w...

Mubashir Naik Jammu Kashmir may often be in news, for reasons linked to the conflict that has existed in the state for the past many decades,  we aim to tell you the story of this 18 year old wonder boy from Doda, the developer of an instant messenger. There are 2,50,000 educated young women and men in Jammu Kashmir who are bearing the brunt of the lack of employment and struggle to find jobs due to the lack of a job policy — thus pushing them and their families’ back to the wall. In Jammu Kashmir, already facing turmoil over the decades, unemployment has become a serious concern and the percentage of unemployed youth is increasing with the poor absorption rate. Jobs have long been considered a crucial aspect in mainstreaming young people in the region, perhaps more vulnerable to pro...

Junaid Ashraf Khan had left home for prayers at his house in Baghat locality, but soon his photos started to appear on social media brandishing a gun, announcing to the world he has joined Hizbul Mujahideen, one of the several Militant outfits in jammu Kashmir claiming to 'fight the Indian aggression'. Junaid's elder brother Khalid, who works in Saudi Arabia and is also a Management graduate, lodged a missing persons complaint with Sadder Police Station in Srinagar in March, 2018, The family, however, made no overtures or appeals for Junaid (then a 26-year-old) to return back home,  He was a management graduate and also worked for an e-commerce company. An unverified photograph of him wearing an ammunition vest and holding an AK47 rifle had gone viral on Social media, minutes after i...

Sajad Hameed The inconsolable women, here, have not merely gathered to mourn a death, they have congregated here to recite the elegies against an unending cycle of violence that has resulted into deaths of hundreds of civilians across the Kashmir valley, these women gathered at the house of Peer Mehraj u Din in Budgam thumping their bosom, pounding their foreheads perhaps conveys a message, "the global community must hear us out," said Shabeena, one of the mourning woman. ALSO READ:Yet Another Civilian Killed in Forces Firing Kashmir Shabeena is among the dozens of other women who have left their household work and come here with a creeping disquiet over the death of 26-year old, Peer Mehraj who was working with Khidmat Centre- an initiative of Kashmir's major bank- JKB. Peer Mehra...

Article 370 granting partial special status to Jammu Kashmir was abrogated on the 05th of August by the majoritarian Bhartiya Janta Party, the move was followed by a massive crackdown in which civilians, religious clerics, journalists, lawyers, business leaders, civilians and politicians were detained, also the Government festooned down Jammu Kashmir. Concertina wires were placed across almost every street and bridge.Government forces manned hundreds of checkpoints and helicopters circled low above the Srinagar city. Under this, intimidating lockdown, internet and other mobile services were banned in the Kashmir valley. The Kashmiriyat editor, Qazi Shibli had been detained days ahead of the abrogation of the Articles 370 and 35A, The Kashmiriyat reporters, though, were on the ground zer...

As death and panic, grip the entire world in the wake of COVID-19, the Himalayan region of Kashmir like many regions in the world is also facing a never ending death cycle, taking a huge impact on civilian populace throughout the region. On Wednesday, the family of a 32-year-old man who was allegedly killed in action by government forces to quell protesters in the region's Pulwama district post the killing of prominent Militant commander Riyaz Naikoo and his associate in a gunfight with joint team of Government Forces. Several people, were injured during the clashes that raged outside the gunfight site, sixteen of whom were shifted to a hospital in Srinagar- the summer capital of Kashmir, for specialized treatment to bullet and pellets wounds, local media reported.buy vibramycin gene...