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Experience Europe-Like Scenes In Kashmir With 360-Degree View Vistodome Coach, Check Details - Vimarsana News

Experience Europe-Like Scenes In Kashmir With 360-Degree View Vistodome Coach, Check Details

For just 930 rupees, tourists can enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience of the stunning Kashmir Valley.

Source: india.com
Europe-Like Experience In Kashmir With 360-Degree View Vistadome Coach; Check Details - Vimarsana News

Europe-Like Experience In Kashmir With 360-Degree View Vistadome Coach; Check Details

For just 930 rupees, tourists can enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience of the stunning Kashmir Valley.

Source: india.com
Kashmiri doctor transforms lives through written word: Dr Mohammad Younis Dar's literary journey - Vimarsana News

Kashmiri doctor transforms lives through written word: Dr Mohammad Younis Dar's literary journey

Dr Mohammad Younis Dar, a prominent figure in the medical field, has recently showcased his versatility as a writer with the release of his short story collection titled Khaabu Ki Kasak (The Longing of Dreams).

India News | Kashmiri Doctor Transforms Lives Through Written Word: Dr Mohammad Younis Dar's Literary Journey - Vimarsana News

India News | Kashmiri Doctor Transforms Lives Through Written Word: Dr Mohammad Younis Dar's Literary Journey

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Dr Mohammad Younis Dar, a prominent figure in the medical field, has recently showcased his versatility as a writer with the release of his short story collection titled "Khaabu Ki Kasak" (The Longing of Dreams). India News | Kashmiri Doctor Transforms Lives Through Written Word: Dr Mohammad Younis Dar's Literary Journey.

In past five years, 34 died on Kashmir railway tracks - Vimarsana News

In past five years, 34 died on Kashmir railway tracks

Though Kashmir is yet to get connected with India's railway network, 34 people have been crushed to death on the intra-Kashmir rail tracks in the last five years. On a normal day, trains with at least 15 bogeys run regularly from Baramulla in north Kashmir to Banihal in the Jammu region (138 km) and carry almost 30,000 passengers, including students and employees. The