Shutdown after stone pelting incidents for second consecutive day hits normal life in Tral
Srinagar/April,19: Stone pelting incidents on Thursday forced a shutdown for the second consecutive day in Tral area of south Kashmir's...
Read moreDetailsSrinagar/April,19: Stone pelting incidents on Thursday forced a shutdown for the second consecutive day in Tral area of south Kashmir's...
Read moreDetailsBaramulla/April,19:Clashes between the agitating students and the government forces once Again broke out in Baramulla district as the students too...
Read moreDetailsSrinagar: Student protests against Kathua rape and murder incident continue to rock Kashmir Valley even as authorities had ordered closure...
Read moreDetailsJammu: Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti Wednesday regretted that something was wrong with the men indulging in rape and murder of...
Read moreDetailsKakryal: President Ram Nath Kovind who arrived Jammu on a two day visit Wednesday morning has said that the said...
Read moreDetailsKatra: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti Wednesday asked universities to act as nurseries of good citizens and not mere examining bodies...
Read moreDetailsJammu: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti Wednesday praised the people of Jammu for upholding the tenets of harmony, inclusive sense, amity...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi:Jammu and Kashmir witnessed 166 per cent more civilian fatalities while there was a 42 per cent rise in...
Read moreDetailsAmritsar: National Conference President Dr Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday said, dialogue is the only way forward to herald peace in...
Read moreDetailsKakryal: The 6th Convocation of the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU) was held at its Auditorium here Wednesday. The...
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