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Deserted Dal Lake, Fleeing Tourists: Clock Turns Back In Terror-Hit Kashmir
In less than 48 hours of the Pahalgam terror attack that left 25 tourists and a Kashmiri dead, scenes in the Valley have completely changed from what they were two days back. Flights to Srinagar are empty and those coming out of it are packed
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Opinion: Kashmiri Sapphires Set To Dazzle The World Again
A decade after a 19.88-carat Kashmir sapphire shattered auction records in Geneva, the potential return of the priceless gems from the strife-torn region to global markets is on the horizon.
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Why Apple Growers In Kashmir Still Use Road Route Despite Terror Threat
Apple growers in Kashmir continue to use the traditional market supply chain to sell their produce despite the targeted killings of transporters by terrorists in the Valley. The practise is being carried out despite the Jammu and Kashmir administration's offer to purchase from them at attractive rates.
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Eid 2019: Kashmiris Drown In Festive Spirit; Markets, Roads Jam-Packed
Eid 2019 Date: Most interior and even main roads are choked as people are out for Eid al fitr shopping in Kashmir valley. The fasting month, Ramadan, will end on Tuesday or day after depending on the sighting of the moon.
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3 Arrested After Kashmiri Students Allegedly Thrashed In Haryana
Three people have been arrested for allegedly thrashing two students from Jammu and Kashmir last evening in Haryana's Mahendragarh, about 100 km from Delhi. Close to 15 people allegedly surrounded the two students of the Central University of Haryana and attacked with sticks, bricks and helmets. The students were at a local market after offering th...
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2 Kashmiri Students Assaulted By Mob In Haryana After Friday Prayers
Two students from Jammu and Kashmir were thrashed allegedly by nearly 15 people this evening in Haryana's Mahendragarh. The two boys - Geography students at the Central University of Haryana in Mahendragarh, about 100 km from New Delhi - had gone to the market after offering Friday prayers when they were surrounded and assaulted with sticks.
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Kashmiris Throng Markets on Ramadan Eve
Enthusiastic shoppers thronged the markets in Srinagar today as festive buying started across the Kashmir Valley on the eve of the holy month of Ramadan.
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Kashmiris throng markets to shop for Eid-ul-Fitr
Markets across Kashmir Valley including summer capital Srinagar were flooded with people as residents came out in large numbers to shop for Eid-ul-Fitr likely to be celebrated tomorrow.
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Petrol price hike angers Kashmiris
The unprecedented steep hike in petrol price on Thursday seems to have hit people in Kashmir hard, the angry protesters saying that it would cripple markets, services and other sectors in the state.Even Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed his resentment over the petrol price increase.
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ALERT: More Kashmiris hanging up on mobile as violence rocks Valley
MUMBAI, AUGUST 23: Are anti-India protests in Kashmir--the worst in over 20 years--and heightened security measures hurting local mobile companies? In July, mobile phone subscriber base in Jammu & Kashmir shrank 17% to 4.3 million from a month earlier, Cellular Association of India data show. Incumbents Bharti Airtel, Dishnet Wireless, and Bhar...
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Deserted Dal Lake, Fleeing Tourists: Clock Turns Back In Terror-Hit Kashmir
In less than 48 hours of the Pahalgam terror attack that left 25 tourists and a Kashmiri dead, scenes in the Valley have completely changed from what they were two days back. Flights to Srinagar are empty and those coming out of it are packed
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Opinion: Kashmiri Sapphires Set To Dazzle The World Again
A decade after a 19.88-carat Kashmir sapphire shattered auction records in Geneva, the potential return of the priceless gems from the strife-torn region to global markets is on the horizon.
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Why Apple Growers In Kashmir Still Use Road Route Despite Terror Threat
Apple growers in Kashmir continue to use the traditional market supply chain to sell their produce despite the targeted killings of transporters by terrorists in the Valley. The practise is being carried out despite the Jammu and Kashmir administration's offer to purchase from them at attractive rates.
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Eid 2019: Kashmiris Drown In Festive Spirit; Markets, Roads Jam-Packed
Eid 2019 Date: Most interior and even main roads are choked as people are out for Eid al fitr shopping in Kashmir valley. The fasting month, Ramadan, will end on Tuesday or day after depending on the sighting of the moon.
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3 Arrested After Kashmiri Students Allegedly Thrashed In Haryana
Three people have been arrested for allegedly thrashing two students from Jammu and Kashmir last evening in Haryana's Mahendragarh, about 100 km from Delhi. Close to 15 people allegedly surrounded the two students of the Central University of Haryana and attacked with sticks, bricks and helmets. The students were at a local market after offering th...
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2 Kashmiri Students Assaulted By Mob In Haryana After Friday Prayers
Two students from Jammu and Kashmir were thrashed allegedly by nearly 15 people this evening in Haryana's Mahendragarh. The two boys - Geography students at the Central University of Haryana in Mahendragarh, about 100 km from New Delhi - had gone to the market after offering Friday prayers when they were surrounded and assaulted with sticks.
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Kashmiris Throng Markets on Ramadan Eve
Enthusiastic shoppers thronged the markets in Srinagar today as festive buying started across the Kashmir Valley on the eve of the holy month of Ramadan.
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Kashmiris throng markets to shop for Eid-ul-Fitr
Markets across Kashmir Valley including summer capital Srinagar were flooded with people as residents came out in large numbers to shop for Eid-ul-Fitr likely to be celebrated tomorrow.
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Petrol price hike angers Kashmiris
The unprecedented steep hike in petrol price on Thursday seems to have hit people in Kashmir hard, the angry protesters saying that it would cripple markets, services and other sectors in the state.Even Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed his resentment over the petrol price increase.
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ALERT: More Kashmiris hanging up on mobile as violence rocks Valley
MUMBAI, AUGUST 23: Are anti-India protests in Kashmir--the worst in over 20 years--and heightened security measures hurting local mobile companies? In July, mobile phone subscriber base in Jammu & Kashmir shrank 17% to 4.3 million from a month earlier, Cellular Association of India data show. Incumbents Bharti Airtel, Dishnet Wireless, and Bhar...
