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AWANTIPORA: A civil Engineer from the Jawbehara area of Awantipora in south Kashmirs Pulwama district has turned into an entrepreneur by setting up his own business. Javid Ahmad Khan, a resident of Jawbehara, who has M Tech in civil engineering, has set up a manufacturing unit for different cement products including hollow blocks, bricks and tiles. His business unit is generating

Hajin: The shopkeepers and residents of Hajin town expressed strong resentment over the failure of authorities to repair defunct street lights in the town that too in the holy month of Ramadhan. The locals said the dysfunctional street lights cause inconvenience to them during dark hours. Talking to Kashmir Reader, Noor Mohammad said that major street lights of the town are dysfunctional

Hajin: The shopkeepers and residents of Hajin town expressed strong resentment over the failure of authorities to repair defunct street lights in the town that too in the holy month of Ramadhan. The locals said the dysfunctional street lights cause inconvenience to them during dark hours. Talking to Kashmir Reader, Noor Mohammad said that major street lights of the town are dysfunctional

PAMPORE: Tehsil Administration Pampore carried out a market checking drive in the Saffron Town Pampore area of south Kashmirs Pulwama district on Friday. The drive was conducted at the directions of Tehsildar Pampore Zuber Ahmad Bhat to curb the hoarding and profiteering markets in Saffron Town during the holy month of Ramadan. The joint team of the Revenue department and Municipal Committee

Security agencies have used a dubious dossier to claim the former journalist and event manager is now a terrorist who is threatening journalists in Kashmir. But journalists in the valley say it is a means to a darker end.

The residences of prominent journalists were also raided in the aftermath of life threats appearing on a blog which police say is associated with the Lashkar-e-Toiba.

Journalists attacked by protesters as curfew lifted in Kashmir

The Fact-finding team's report says evictions from government housing, denial of government advertisements and harassment by security forces are being used as tools to make the media support government schemes and policies.

Police charged Fahad Shah, editor in chief of The Kashmir Walla and a Nation contributor, with sedition. Under India’s anti-terrorism laws, he could face life in prison or the death sentence.

One of the most comprehensive NGO reports on decades of violence and killings in Indian-administered Kashmir is Alleged Perpetrators, published by the most respected rights group in the disputed regi…