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1.2KAI-based system introduced for detection of TB cases in Kashmir
Srinagar: Authorities in Kashmir have initiated Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems to detect potential tuberculosis cases to enhance surveillance and work towards making...
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1.2KJKPSC postpones several exams scheduled in November, December
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) has postponed several exams scheduled in the ongoing month (November) and December. “In continuation...
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1.3KMeT suggests masks for school children, elderly amid dense fog in Kashmir
Srinagar: Amid the dense fog and prevailing cold wave in Kashmir, the Director of Meteorological Department (MeT) in Jammu and Kashmir has...
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1.9KSrinagar airport faces delays due to dense fog; flight Ops resume
Srinagar: At least three flights were delayed at Srinagar Airport as dense fog caused low visibility on Tuesday morning. However, the officials...
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1.3KFire damages departmental store in Srinagar
Srinagar: A departmental store got damaged in a fire incident in Gojwara area of Srinagar on Tuesday morning, officials said. An official...
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1.4KParliamentary panel approves Hindi names for new criminal laws
A parliamentary committee, led by BJP MP Brijlal, have asserted that the Hindi names assigned to the three new criminal laws are...
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1.4KIncreasing bear presence sparks fear, chaos in Bandipora
3 captured alive in past five days Bandipora: The presence of a wild bear in Ahamshareef village in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district...
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1.6KPower crisis hits industrial sector in Kashmir; production drops by 75%
From hospitality to cottage industries, power shortage has deeply affected service sector: KCCI; over 500 sawmill units affected, says FCIK Srinagar: The...
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1.2KSrinagar records season’s coldest night, morning fog hits visibility again
Srinagar: There was not let up in severe cold conditions in Jammu and Kashmir as Srinagar recorded the season’s coldest night on...
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1.7KBangladesh emerges as potential market for Kashmiri apple
Srinagar: Moin-ud-din, a Bangladeshi trader has been camping in north Kashmir’s Sopore for the last three months. Every day, Moin-ud-din exports more...
