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1,000 Days and Counting: How Long Will Kashmiri Journalist Aasif Sultan Remain in Jail? Despite several calls for his release by media bodies around the world, there seems no hope for the award-winning journalist’s return home any time soon. Journalist Aasif Sultan has been detained since August 2018 in Jammu and Kashmir. Photo: Twitter/ Free Aasif Sultan Page. Rights8 hours ago Srinagar: Every morning 64-year-old Mohammad Sultan phones his nephew, asking him to fetch milk from the market....

Fake beverages seized, two arrested Peshawar May 13, 2021 MANSEHRA: Food Safety and Halal Food Authority on Wednesday seized a large quantity of fake beverages being supplied across the district. The food authority’s team, led by the deputy director Mohammad Arshad Abbasi, intercepted a mini-truck in the Garhi Habibullah area and seized a huge quantity of the fake beverages packed in the bottles of various multinational companies. The team arrested the driver of the vehicles. Later, the tea...

Ghulam Hassan Ahdoos Bereaved Ahdoos Hotel The hotel that is a leading eatery of Srinagar since 1918, closed on April 17, following its promoter and most of its staffers getting Covid-19 infection. Even some guests who had been frequenting the hotel were reported infected but not many details were known. Now today, the Jammu & Kashmir Awami Action Committee (AAC) broke the news of Mrs Ghulam Hassan. It has expressed condolence with the bereaved family. The hotel had rave reviews after com...

Zoom Courts , reports  High Court Srinagar In July 2020, Mohammad Sultan, 56, was waiting outside the gates of Saddar court complex at Batmaloo in Srinagar. Having a hard time sitting under the hot sun, Sultan wanted to take shelter in the courtroom. But the person manning the gate didn’t let him. “Why don’t you understand, there is a court order saying nobody should be allowed inside the court premises,” the gatekeeper pleaded. “You should contact your lawyer.” But the disap...

Gurez remains cutoff since Jan 1; two critically ill patients airlifted to Bandipora Srinagar, Feb 7 (UNI) People in Gurez, which is surrounded by Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) from three sides, continued to suffer as the border town remained cutoff from rest of Kashmir valley since January 1. Meanwhile, two critically ill patients were airlifted from Gurez valley to a hospital in district headquarter Bandipora for treatment by authorities.

Critically ill patient airlifted from Tulail valley Critically ill patient airlifted from Tulail valley BANDIPORA: On the directions of Deputy Commissioner Bandipora, Dr Owais Ahmad, two critically ill patients were airlifted from snowbound Tulail area of Gurez valley to Bandipora for immediate medical relief on Saturday. The district administration received an SOS from the family for evacuation of two patients- 80-year-old patient Mohammad Sultan and Khateeja of Neeru Tulail who were in need ...

Visiting Kashmir this winter? Do not miss Smoked Fish, a winter delicacy Visiting Kashmir this winter? Do not miss Smoked Fish, a winter delicacy During winters, locals in Kashmir enjoy a traditional delicacy called Smoked Fish. It is also believed that Smoked Fish helps people fight common cold. advertisement Smoked fish: Kashmir’s winter delicacy With the onset of winters in Kashmir, the delicacies of the season are also here. Traditionally people living in the valley used to cherish dried ...

CHANDIGARH, Punjab—On January 12, an anti-terrorism court of Pakistan addressed punishment to three persons for launching an attack on sacred Sikh shrine Gurdwara Janam Asthan Sri Nankana Sahib. The Court sentenced main conspirator Imran Chishti for two years and two others namely Mohammad Sultan and Mohammad Ahmad for 6 months. However, the Court acquitted four others in the absence of sufficient evidences proving their guilt. All the accused of this incident were facing charges under sectio...

Bird flu: India’s chicken and egg problem   Bird flu: India’s chicken and egg problem   | India Today Insight The sudden arrival of bird flu has dealt a body blow to the poultry industry, which was already reeling from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic   advertisement Ghazipur wholesale poultry market, January 9 (Photo by Mayank Makhija/NurPhoto via Getty Images) With the recent outbreak of avian influenza—commonly known as ‘bird flu’—the poultry industry, already damaged...

If you are looking for delicacy, try Kashmiri smoked fish Phari People believe smoked fish provide resistance to fight against the common cold when the temperature dips to - 5 degrees Celcius. Smoked fish for harsh winter in Kashmir/Reporter Share Updated: Dec 15, 2020, 04:52 PM IST The arrival of harsh winters in Kashmir marks the beginning of the process of making and selling smoked fish, locally known as Phari. This is one of the age-old winter delicacies of Ka...