Police baton charge on Dharmarth Trust employees during a protest as they tried to block the main road leading to Civil Secretariat in Jammu.
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Congress activists burn an effigy of senior party leader Ghulam Nabi Azad during a protest, in Jammu.
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Jammu & Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) workers raise slogans during a protest against the fuel and LPG gas price hike in Jammu.
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Shiv Sena workers burn a scooter during a protest against the hike in fuel and LPG prices, in Jammu.
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Skiers holding torches burst fire crackers during a demo on the eve of 'Winter Games Khelo India Khelo' event, in Gulmarg.
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Lt Governor Manoj Sinha (R) and Union Minister for Sports Kiren Rijiju watch a demo on the eve of 'Winter Games Khelo India Khelo' event, in Gulmarg.
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Smoke blows after the bomb disposal squad defused an Improvised Explosive Device (IED), which was detected at a bridge, along the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway near Pantha Chowk,...
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Bomb disposal squad prepares to defuse an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) detected at a bridge on Srinagar-Jammu National Highway near Pantha Chowk, in Srinagar
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J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha at Mata Vaishno Devi Bhawan at Katra.
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Candidates undergo a fitness test at an army recruitment camp, in Jammu.
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Security personnel check a vehicle as security has been beefed up after recent incidents of violence, at Lal Chowk, in Srinagar.
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Foreign envoys interact with Budgam: Panchayat representatives at Magam block in district Budgam, J & K. Envoys are on a visit to Jammu and Kashmir to assess the development work a...
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Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel pay tribute to the martyrs, on the eve of the second anniversary of Pulwama attack, in Jammu.
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Residents carrying their children stand on a road after vacating their houses following an earthquake in Srinagar
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Bollywood actor Vidya Balan during the Winter Festival-2021, organised by Army and Tourism department, at Gulmarg in Baramulla district, 65 km's from Srinagar.
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Guests have tea and breakfast inside an Igloo, made by Kolahoi Green Hotel and Resorts, in Gulmarg. Igloos are something new experience to Kashmir but this is the first in India th...
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Tourists get a selfie clicked near an Igloo, made by Kolahoi Green Hotel and Resorts, in Gulmarg. Igloos are something new experience to Kashmir but this is the first in India that...
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Baby girl born in an Army vehicle in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir. The child was born on Monday, when the mother was being shifted to a hospital for delivery in the Army ...
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Residents collect drinking water from a water pipeline as most of the water pipes froze after the temperature plummeted to minus 8.8 degrees Celsius, recorded the coldest night aft...
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A child being administered polio drops during Pulse Polio eradication program, in Jammu.
He said the northern command remained on the highest alert and made possible what was believed impossible by the bravery, grit, and determination of its personnel in the face of challenging situations along the border.
The review meeting shall be held on Saturday with Telangana, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, MP, Gujarat, Punjab, J&K and West Bengal, in view of their increased active Covid-19 cases
PDP President tweeted that she has been placed under house arrest just before her visit to Athar Mushtaq's family, allegedly killed in a fake encounter in Srinagar.
National Conference will launch a mass outreach programme across Jammu and Kashmir to cherish the great values of the pluralistic ethos at the grassroots level
'What can I say about the problems we are facing in Kashmir where there is no electricity, petrol, diesel, kerosene oil and shortage of daily use food items,' he said at a book release
An elaborate industrial blueprint rolls out for J&K—New Delhi says it fills a gap Article 370 had created. The local economy, storm-hit and comatose, views it with suspicion.
What was supposed to be India’s watchdog against rights violations has turned into what critics call a government arm for obfuscation and occasional apologies
So it was not 'land jihad' after all. Usual corrupt officials aside, Hindus in Jammu benefited ten times more, and paid far less under the old law to transfer state land.
New Delhi tosses a googly to Kashmir: district polls. The pro-370 Gupkar alliance goes on the front foot. Hardline members, weaned in Geelani’s boycott tradition, are angry.
Opening up J&K’s land to ‘outsiders’ is touted to be a pro-development measure, but restrictions continue in many other states, including BJP-ruled ones
What made Farooq Abdullah speak up finally? A united statement demanding restoration of Article 370: Mehbooba’s PDP, Sajjad Lone, Congress, CPI(M) all on board.