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A centuries-old Persian couplet often repeated in Indian-administered Kashmir translates to: "If there is a paradise on earth ...
Kashmir's scorching summer and water crisis have bolstered local support for India's suspension of the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
Pilgrims from Panjtami camp can still advance to Baltal, with a possibility of resuming the yatra depending on weather conditions.
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‘Terrorists Behind Pahalgam Attack Identified, Won’t Live Long’: Jammu-Kashmir LG Promises ‘Good News’ SoonLG Manoj Sinha stated that perpetrators of the Pahalgam terror attack have been identified and will face consequences, ...
Kashmir faces water crises due to climate change and the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty. Farmers demand fair water distribution ...
A vehicle carrying 12 passengers skidded off the road in Shopian district, Jammu and Kashmir, injuring eight people. The ...
While common Kashmiris wait for statehood that will empower the Omar Abdullah government they elected, families affected by ...
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah applauds opposition efforts for restoring full statehood to the region. This ...
India is deploying twenty new battalions of the Central Reserve Police Force in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The move ...
Baramulla, a district long associated with both resilience and adversity, is experiencing a rare and powerful surge of optimism this summer. The ongoing Varmul Gindo 2025 festival has brought together ...
PAHALGAM, Indian-administered Kashmir — Eleven weeks after militants targeted Hindu tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir, ...
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Asian News International on MSNJammu and Kashmir: Kulgam police deploy geo-fencing, facial recognition for Yatra securityIn a significant move to strengthen security arrangements for the ongoing Amarnath Yatra, the Kulgam Police have implemented ...
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