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Two terror modules busted in Uri, 8 associates of LeT arrested: Police - Vimarsana News

Two terror modules busted in Uri, 8 associates of LeT arrested: Police

Baramulla: Jammu and Kashmir Police in north Kashmir's Baramulla district busted twin terror modules by arresting eight terrorist associates on Friday. Addressing a presser in Baramulla, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Baramulla, Amod Nagpure said that a joint team of Baramulla Police and Army's 16 SIKHLI during a patrolling and area domination at Churunda Uri noticed one suspected person who was

Eight LeT Associates Arrested In North Kashmir: Police - Vimarsana News

Eight LeT Associates Arrested In North Kashmir: Police

SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Police in north Kashmir's Baramulla district have dismantled two militant modules by apprehending eight militant associates on Friday.

Interior Ministry Says It Has Banned Poppy Cultivation - Vimarsana News

Interior Ministry Says It Has Banned Poppy Cultivation

The Ministry of Interior reported that poppy cultivation has been banned nationwide since the establishment of the Islamic Emirate and that no one is allowed to farm poppy on their lands.

In western Rajasthan, the pastoralist way of life is under severe threat - Vimarsana News

In western Rajasthan, the pastoralist way of life is under severe threat

India counts its livestock, but not the people who herd them.

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Rajasthan: India Counts Its Livestock, But Not The People Who Herd Them - Vimarsana News

Rajasthan: India Counts Its Livestock, But Not The People Who Herd Them

In Rajasthan, we found pastoralists are grappling with shrinking land available for grazing their herds and changing weather patterns. Addressing these challenges begins with filling the data gap on India’s pastoralist population, say experts.