The body of a 20-year-old shepherd was on Tuesday recovered from river Jhelum at the Sopore area of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district. Notably, the shepherd drowned in river Jhelum last Wednesday following which the rescue operation was launched. Officials told the news agency–Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the body of the shepherd identified as Nazir Ahmad Cheechi, son of Muhammad Yousuf Cheechi of Bandipora was recovered from river Jhelum at Seer Jagir area of Sopore. They said that the body was handed over to the family after conducting all legal medical formalities—(KNO)

Police on Tuesday made appeals to people through public address systems in mosques in Bahatdhurian area of Poonch, urging them not to move towards jungle as well as keep the livestock inside their respective premises. SDPO Z A Jafri told GNS that the announcements were made after some people were seen moving towards jungle along with livestock amid ongoing encounter in the area. “People can contact police any time and we are in the service of public 24x7. We will ensure home delivery of anything needed urgently.” He responded in negative to the reports that the announcements were made as army was preparing a major offensive against the militants purportedly hiding in the jungle area. Already at least nine soldiers including three JCOs have been killed in the gunfight in the jungle ar...

A police constable allegedly hanged self to death at his residency in the Pazelpora Shalimar area in central Kashmir's Srinagar district, official sources said. They told GNS that one Bilal Ahmad Dobhi son of Bashir Ahmad Dobhi working as a constable in Armed Police wing was found hanging at his home. He was evacuated to SKIMS Soura in an unconscious condition where the doctors declared him as brought dead on arrival. When contacted a police official told GNS that it apparently seems a suicide case.www.parkviewortho.com/wp-content/languages/new/synthroid.html "A case has been registered in this regard for further investigations into the incident," the official said. (GNS)

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and informed him about the steps taken by the Jammu and Kashmir administration and the Union Home Ministry to improve the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir. Shah reached PM Modi's official residence 7, Lok Kalyan Marg in the morning to brief him about the situation in Kashmir.buy priligy online blackmenheal.org/wp-content/languages/new/noprescription/priligy-no-prescription.html no prescription The two leaders discussed the atmosphere of fear created due to target killings by terrorists in Kashmir. The Home Minister also informed the Prime Minister about the exodus of fear-driven migrants from the Valley. During the meeting with the PM, the Home Minister also briefed him about other important is...

A 25-year-old man was found dead under mysterious circumstances in a hotel in Qazigund area of South Kashmir's Anantnag district on Thursday morning. An official said a man identified as Mohammed Haneef Gogar, son of Ghulam Hassan Gogar of Monhal Ukhral Ramban was found dead in a room at hotel in Chaimulla along Srinagar-Jammu highway this morning. "The deceased was a labour by profession " he said. The official said that the body was shifted to hospital for postmortem while inquest proceeding in this connection has been initiated—(KNO)

Shabir Khan A photojournalist has been detained from his house during a nocturnal raid in Sopore area of north Kashmir's Baramulla district. Speaking to The Kashmiriyat the Sopore media association spokesman, Muneeb ul Haq said that Junaid Shafiq Peer, a photojournalist working with Tameel e Irshad was detained from his house in the Untoo Hamam area of Sopore. The officials said that he has been picked up for questioning. SSP Sopore upon being contacted said that the photojournalist has been detained for questioning.

The female Central Reserve Police Force constables, on Monday, frisked women in Srinagar's Lal Chowk area in the wake of targeted civilian killing spree in Kashmir. In what was the first of its kind, the CRPF women constables checked bags of the women who were passing by Lal Chowk. PTI reported that the women folk didn't resist the frisking, but some were resentful as the exercise could have been done away from the public glare. "Women carry many things which they keep private. The CRPF women should have erected a makeshift cubicle so that privacy was maintained," Fareeda, a woman from Soura, was quoted by PTI. Fareeda said that she had no issues with the frisking but instead with the manner in which it was done. Frisking of women folk has never been done in Kashmir, earlier...