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PAMPORE: A woman from Jammu was killed while driver was seriously injured after the vehicle they were traveling in met with an accident in Kakpora area of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district on Friday morning. A police officer told Kashmir Reader that the mishap took place when the Innova vehicle bearing Registration number JK02AF/807 was on way to Jammu from Srinagar near Kandizal area of Kakapora. The driver lost control over the vehicle and it rolled down, he said. One lady identified as Madh...

Pampore: A woman hailing from Jammu was killed while driver of vehicle was seriously injured, when a vehicle they were travelling in met with accident near Kandizal bridge Pampore on the new bypass area of Kakapora on Friday morning. A police officer told Kashmir Reader that the mishap took place when the Innova vehicle bearing Registration number JK02AF/8071 was on the way to Jammu from Srinagar near Kandizal area of Kakapora. The driver lost control over the vehicle and it rolled down. One la...

Srinagar: The J&K Funds Organisation has paid Rs 15 lakh general provident (GP) fund to an employee of the J&K Projects Construction Corporation (JKPCC) who was suffering from a terminal illness but was denied the provident fund, a day after Kashmir Reader reported the story. The employee, Bashir Ahmad Dar, a resident of Pampore, was diagnosed with terminal disease early this year and his family wanted to shift him outside the valley for specialised treatment. Dar had applied for General Provid...

After killing 6 goats, 11 sheep in Bengalurus Girinagar, Leopard spotted in Nandi corridor | Watch As the world continues to reel under the effect of the deadly coronavirus pandemic, a car dealer from south Kashmirs Qazigund has given an advertisement in a newspaper to put one of his kidneys on sale. In order to repay the debt of approx Rs 91 lakh, the 28-year-old businessman decided to give this ad.  The ad given in local Kashmir Reader newspaper, read "Kidney for sale". The car dealer has ...

Kashmiri man puts his kidney for sale in Newspaper to pay debt Sabzar Ahmad Khan suffered financial difficulties since last year and has been in huge debt because of which he has decided to sell his kidney.   |  17 Dec 2020 11:56 AM GMT KASHMIR: In a heart-wrenching incident that took place in South Kashmirs Quazigund, a young Kashmiri man put up an advertisement in a local newspaper looking for prospective buyers for one of his kidneys. The twenty-eight year old man named Sabzar Ahmad Khan ...

Municipality says will send them packing soon SHOPIAN: Even after strict orders from Municipal Committee Shopian to not to use the exteriors of Jamia Masjid Shopian, dozens of such vendors have again appeared around this historic site and have installed carts and other goods. Since last year authorities have spent tens of lacs of rupees on renovation of beautification of this historical mosque which was constructed in 1930s. The funds spent were solely of the general public. Locals particularly...

NEW DELHI: After accumulating more than $120,000 in debt and “exhausting all options for help,” a 28-year-old Kashmiri man said he had no option but to try to sell his kidney. Although he is aware that this is illegal in India and the part of the disputed territory ruled by New Delhi, Sabzar Ahmad Khan placed an advert in the Srinagar-based Kashmir Reader newspaper on Monday that read: “I want to sell my kidney because I have lost everything in business but I am still indebted to pay 90 l...

Why Are Kashmiri Politicians Denying Interviews to Local Journalists? Politicians from Kashmir have consistently been denying interviews to local journalists, and speaking only to the national and international press. Jammu and Kashmir National Conference president Farooq Abdullah addresses a press conference along with his son Omar Abdullah, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti, Peoples Conference president Sajjad Gani Lone and others after meeting of signatories to the Gu...

Wildlife officials sound alert BARAMULLA: The residents of several villages of Kandi Baramulla are living in constant fear from the past over a week after the increasing movement of a sleuth of black bears in the area. They said from the past few days a group of three black bears are roaming in Dubbug village of Kandi in its surrounding areas. They said around four domestic animals including two cows were also killed by the beasts. “We are continuously living under threat from several days af...

PAMAPORE: The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Sunday arrested three more notorious drug peddlers from Saffron town Pampore in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district along with 13 kg poppy straw, rupees thirty two thousand and Santro car, police said. A senior police officer told Kashmir Reader that a naka was laid at Literbal area of Pampore near a gas plant by a team of Pampore police led by Sub Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) Pampore Imtiyaz Ahmad and assisted by Station House Officer (SHO) Pampore ...