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Jammu & Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said he was quite happy to film shootings return to Kashmir in a big way, adding that it would further

On Friday, Manoj Sinha inaugurated the first-day shoot of the TV Serial Pashminna at the Zero Bridge here

A lady committed suicide by jumping into river Jhelum near Zero Bridge, Rajbagh area of Srinagar on Tuesday morning, officials said.

Srinagar: Former chief minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday set out from his home on foot to reach the party office here after police allegedly denied him escort vehicles and ITBP personnel cover. Abdullah, the vice president of the National Conference (NC), was scheduled to address a function at the party headquarters, Nawa-i-Subah, to pay homage to 22 Kashmiri people who were

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Omar Abdullah on Thursday set out from his home on foot to reach the party office after police allegedly denied him escort vehicles and ITBP personnel cover

Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah Thursday set out from his home on foot to reach the party office after police allegedly denied him escort vehicles and ITBP personnel cover.

Srinagar, July 9: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha today visited Zero Bridge and reviewed the overall preparedness for flood management. Interacting with officials of Irrigation & Flood Control Department, the Lt Governor directed for continuous monitoring of water levels and dissemination of early warning to all agencies in real time. Chief Engineer, Irrigation and Flood Control

Srinagar: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today visited Zero Bridge and reviewed the overall preparedness for flood management. Interacting with officials of Irrigation & Flood Control Department, the Lt Governor directed for continuous monitoring of water levels and dissemination of early warning to all agencies in real time. Chief Engineer, Irrigation and Flood Control briefed the Lt Governor that appropriate measures has been

SRINAGAR: The packed auditoriums of Amar Singh College in Srinagar and Nawakadal Women's College witnessed captivating moments on Saturday as folk artists took the stage during pre-event programs of the renowned 'Vitasta Cultural Festival'.