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Sumbal Police seize 2,400 litres of unauthorized petrol, two held
Bandipora, KNT: Sumbal Police during naka checking at Sarai Dangerpora intercepted a Tata Ex-Mobio CR with CAB Goods Carrier (LGV)…
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Kargil procession protests Nautor land rules, revives concerns over land rights after 2020 law repeal
Kargil, KNT: A procession was taken out in Kargil on Wednesday against the proposed framework for regularization of Nautor land,…
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650-year-old Chattergam Chinar among Asia’s oldest, J&K govt tells Assembly
Budgam, KNT: The historic Chinar tree at Chattergam in Budgam district is around 650 years old and among the oldest…
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Maharaja Hari Singh birth anniversary marked across J&K amid Assembly holiday row
Jammu, KNT: The 131st birth anniversary of Maharaja Hari Singh was observed across Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, with tributes…
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Six vehicles seized in Tangmarg over alleged tourist harassment, overcharging
Baramulla, KNT: Police on Wednesday seized six commercial passenger vehicles in Tangmarg during a special enforcement drive following complaints of…
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J&K High Court allows medical termination of minor’s pregnancy beyond 24-week limit
Srinagar,KNT: The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh has allowed the medical termination of the pregnancy of an…
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Missing Hiranagar MLA’s teenage son traced to Delhi, being brought back
Jammu, KNT: Police have traced the 17-year-old son of Hiranagar MLA Vijay Kumar in Delhi, a day after he was…
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J&K Cabinet approves Jan Vishwas, Water Resources bills; 36 JKAS officers promoted
Srinagar, KNT: The Jammu and Kashmir Cabinet on Wednesday approved a series of legislative and administrative measures, including bills proposing…
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Two Ramban cops found dead inside car, police probe circumstances
Ramban, KNT: Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deaths of two police personnel who were found…
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Banned Books Cannot Be Kept in Government Schools: Chief Secretary
Srinagar, KNT: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo on Wednesday said books banned under provisions of law should not…
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