Updates
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119Kashmir mutton dealers end strike after Punjab assures smooth livestock movement
Srinagar, July 3: The Kashmir Mutton Dealers Association (KMDA) on Friday ended its strike after the Punjab government reportedly assured that livestock-carrying...
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174Amarnath pilgrims urged to register in advance as daily yatra cap limits tatkal slots
Administration says no pilgrim will be allowed to undertake the Yatra before their allotted date, citing Supreme Court-mandated daily limits. Srinagar: The Jammu...
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113Proposed police colony: HC stays action as villagers allege ‘forcible’ perimeter fencing of 100-plus canals in Bandipora
Srinagar: The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has intervened to halt further administrative action on a prime agricultural tract...
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160Wildlife Dept seniority dispute: JK HC stays CAT order granting retrospective seniority to officer
Srinagar: The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh has stayed the implementation of a Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) judgment that...
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158‘Draconian-like situation for any citizen’: HC quashes PSA, says detention rested on SSP’s ‘mere ipse dixit’
Court says ‘mere opinion given fact colouration’ cannot justify preventive detention; calls for ‘hardcore reportable and demonstrable factual content’ before invoking PSA...
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JK HC backs compensation for land made inaccessible by Army camp in Sopore
Court says authorities cannot escape liability merely because only part of a property was formally requisitioned if security measures deny owners access...
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329‘Positive progress’ in US-Iran talks, says Pakistan
Pakistan on Thursday said that, along with Qatar, it had concluded separate meetings with US and Iranian negotiators in Doha, with both...
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172Pakistan PM Sharif to visit Iran on Friday to attend Khamenei’s funeral
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will travel to Iran on Friday along with senior ministers to attend the funeral of late supreme...
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139‘A terrorist is a terrorist’: India calls for united global action against terror
India has asserted that there can be no justification for terrorism, irrespective of grievances or political motives, and urged the international community...
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157‘I received multiple stitches in each hand’: Mauled by bears, wildlife workers protest for wages after risking lives in rescues
Srinagar: On a sweltering August morning last year, Ishfaq, a 32-year-old casual worker, rushed to Gujjarpati village in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district...
