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Kashmir to start sale of sanitary napkins in rural areas

The Jammu and Kashmir government is mulling to rope in female teachers, panches and sarpanches to sell low-cost rupee one sanitary napkin in conservative Kashmir's rural areas with around five lakh stock pending unsold. Peerzada Ashiq reports.

SPO among villagers buried Jammu avalanche

A Special Police Officer was among two villagers buried under an avalanche while 10 others escaped narrowly in Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir.

Omar gets support from Amnesty for Afspa revocation

Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah got international support for his pitch against misuse of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (Afspa) when international rights body Amnesty a issued statement backing Abdullah’s argument.

Omar's way to promote skiing at Gulmarg

As rare adventure sports heli-skiing lifted spirits of Kashmir tourism this year, attracting hundreds of foreigners and locals, chief minister Omar Abdullah today chose to be a poster boy of world famous ski resort Gulmarg by tweeting his stunt picture while skiing on the steep slopes. Peerzada Ashiq reports.

Omar 'vows' to remove AFSPA in Republic Day message

Chief minister Omar Abdullah, has launched a full fledged verbal onslaught on the armed forces on the alleged fake encounter of Pathribal in Kashmir 12 years ago and at the same time upped the ante on the revocation of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act from Jammu and Kashmir-the prime target of Pakistani based and trained terrorists.

Kashmir valley receives fresh snowfall

Parts of Kashmir Valley today received fresh snowfall even as the residents got respite from severe cold wave with minimum temperature increasing by several degrees.

Jehad council threatens attacks in Kashmir

In a paradigm shift, United Jehad Council chief Syed Salahuddin has backed separatists' move to relate public issues in Kashmir with "occupation" ahead of local bodies' polls and pledged more attacks saying "role of gun has become more important in present scenario".

2 controversial J&K policemen on army honour list

In a first, the army on Wednesday conferred gallantry awards on Jammu and Kashmir police officers. The list of five, however, included two officers whose names had surfaced in connection with a custodial death in Sopore district in 2011, HT reports.

Militant killed in encounter near LoC in Poonch

One militant was today killed when a gunbattle broke out between ultras and security forces near the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir.

Home still eludes Kashmiri Pandits

Chief minister Omar Abdullah tweeted on Thursday: "Today (Thursday) marks another year of an incomplete #Kashmir. Need to redouble efforts to facilitate the return of #Pandits to their rightful homes." Arun Joshi reports.

Over 3,100 vehicles stranded on Jammu-Srinagar highway

With over 3,100 vehicles, mostly trucks and tankers, stranded on the 300-km-long Jammu-Srinagar National Highway due to snowfall and landslides, state authorities are trying to clear them before allowing fresh traffic on the arterial road.

Cold wave intensifies, Leh coldest at -21.8 deg

Leh town in Ladakh recorded the coldest night of this season as mercury settled at a low of minus 21.8 degrees Celsius, an official of the MeT department said.

Pilot avoids collision with bus on runway

The pilot of an IndiGo Airlines flight, carrying 168 passengers, on Saturday had to use emergency brake while preparing for takeoff as a bus ferrying people to an IAF plane appeared on the runway at the airport in Jammu.
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