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Srinagar pics: PM Singh faces Pakistan flags, black banners & strikes in Indian Occupied Kashmir
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Indian troops kill six Kashmiris
SRINAGAR: Indian troops have shot dead six Kashmiris in Srinagar on Sunday. Four persons were killed in northern Kupwara and southern Poonch districts, both bordering Pakistan-administered Kashmir, a French news agency said. Two more were killed in Pulwama district, about 30 kilometres (18 miles) south of Srinagar. The Muslim-majority Kashmir val...
J-K police recruit 110 special police officers
Srinagar, Oct 12 (ANI): The Jammu and Kashmir police has started a recruitment drive for over 110 Special Polices Officers or SPOs, an auxiliary police force used mainly in counter-insurgency. These SPOs would be hired for a year, reportedly a strategy to tighten the security of the state to ensure free and fair elections. The elections [...]
First commercial run in Kashmir: Enthusiastic commuters thrilled to board train
First commercial run in Kashmir: Enthusiastic commuters thrilled to board train Ajmer Alam 4 hours ago Region: India On the first day of its commercial run in Kashmir, hundreds of commuters traveled in rail today between various stations from Budgam to Anantnag. The train chugged off from Budgam at 7.25 A.M. with 300 passengers on board...
First Indian Train to Indian Kashmir
SRINAGAR, India (AFP) - India's prime minister on Saturday launched Kashmir's first train service, the fruit of an eight-year project that overcame tough terrain and rebel strife, on a visit overshadowed by violence. Security was tight as Manmohan Singh flagged off the first train to travel along a new 117-kilometre (73-mile) line which ...
Pakistani Kashmir trade delegation arrives in Jammu
Pakistani Kashmir trade delegation arrives in Jammu Jammu, Oct 12 (IANS) A 19-member delegation of traders from Pakistan-administered Kashmir arrived here Sunday amid a warm welcome by their Jammu counterparts and vows to promote trade and friendship between the two parts of the divided Jammu and Kashmir. The delegation flew to the winter capita...
10 injured in Srinagar clashes
10 injured in Srinagar clashes Curfew like restrictions were re-imposed Sunday in parts of the old city here following fresh clashes between security forces and protesters that left ten people injured.
Thousands turn up to enjoy train ride in Kashmir valley
Thousands turn up to enjoy train ride in Kashmir valley October 12th, 2008 The first commercial train in Kashmir chugged on the tracks of the valley today with thousands of people turning up at the eight railway stations to experience the ride. People were seen at almost all railway stations between Rajwansher in Budgam district and Anantnag d...
Kashmiris seek independence now, not Indian poll!
Not by Curfews alone, Mr. Governor! By Dr Abdul Ruff Colachal | Kashmir Watch, Oct 11, 2008, Part 32 Muslims are being tortured and killed almost everywhere, in conservative countries, autocracies and the so-called democracies. Anti-Islamic regimes kill them to quench their blood thirst, while the Muslim nations do the same in order to appea...
Kashmir’’s first-ever train service commences today
Kashmir’’s first-ever train service commences today October 12th, 2008 - 3:44 pm ICT by ANI - Srinagar, Oct 12 (ANI): The first ever train service in Kashmir valley commenced on Sunday. The train left Budgam at 7:10 a.m. and arrived at Anantnag on 8:45 a.m. The train ... Posted in National, | No Comments »
UN, We Are Not Indian
A message for the world, all Kashmiris already know this: Rhetoric , notwithstanding. Two more fall prey to the bullets of India’s Army, as India’s Prime Minsiter visits the occupied state of Kashmir. Rail Mubarak , a new greeting in Kashmir, wonder whether we will soon have a railway public holiday! And someone, ...
Mere Rhetoric
The Prime Minister of India while speaking in Kashmir: “We cannot change the borders, we can make them irrelevant,” “We seek the normalization of our relations with Pakistan. A solution of all issues that cause estrangement, including Jammu and Kashmir, through dialogue and peaceful negotiations in an atmosphere free of viol...
Zardari’s Good News Was No Good News At All, As Predicted
Zardari has termed the Kashmiri Freedom Fighters (including the Hurriyat Conference) as Terrorists. President Zardari termed the Hurriat leaders in occupied Kashmir as “terrorists” , adding that he had no objection to the India-US nuclear cooperation pact so long as Islamabad was treated “at par” with New Delhi. The News In his first press ...
Stay In Or Face Bullets
India Dares Kashmiris To Face Bullets In an unethical and immoral tone, the state’s Principal Secretary (Home) Anil Goswami went on state run television and warned the people that if they attempt to violate the curfew, security forces would have to respond to ensure that they do not so. Indirectly Goswami is stated to have hinted at secur...
The End Of Hurriyat
Indefinite curfew has been imposed in Kashmir today; this follows the imposition of section 144 yesterday . Yasin Malik has been arrested , while as Geelani was hospitalised . Authorities claim that UPSC roll number slips and Air Tickets will be considered as Curfew Passes , though such consideration was not shown the last time when even a pregnant...
Indian Army Recruiting To ‘Attack’ This Blog!
This blog has had the most unusual referrer today: The Indian Army!Perhaps the Army is recruiting people to counter this blog, however I know this blog has not ruffled that many feathers as yet, it is more likely an error (there is no linkback on the ‘alleged’ page), quite amusing one at that! Posted in Kashmir &nb...
Section 144 Imposed In Kashmir
Section 144 has been imposed in Kashmir effective 5th October 2008, in view of the upcoming Massive Protest March planned for the 6th of October. Last time a massive curfew was imposed in the Valley to prevent a similar rally. The protests had started way back in the month of June against an order effecting the transfer of land in Kashmir to a Hind...
Forgetting Heroes
This is just one of the ills that ail our civil struggle. Absence of self-introspection has plagued our society tremendously, we tend to forget our own sacrifices way too easily, detrimental to our own cause. Asiya Andrabi’s words are almost always to get media attention. If she were as honest in demanding succour for those martyred and inj...
I Shot Him Because His Name Incensed Me
From a reader’s words …I was reminded of a conversation with a major in the Indian army whom I met at a friend’s place in Delhi, recounting how he killed a Kashmiri driver during a routine check because he was incensed at the driver’s Muslim name and how this was listed as yet another “encounter” death. That was about eight or nine ...
Was It Just A Few Hectares Of Land? - I
The city of Srinagar abounded with sparkling lakes, today just one survives, the rest having died unnoticed and silently. This one lake, the oft-quoted and oft-photographed, Dal Lake has withstood the onslaught of man’s greed and nature’s fury for centuries. This lake perhaps is the symbolic representation of a Kashmiri – one who has survived decad...
Srinagar pics: PM Singh faces Pakistan flags, black banners & strikes in Indian Occupied Kashmir
Noticias de Rupia | Nouvelles de Roupie | Rupiennachrichten | новости рупии | 卢比新闻 | Roepienieuws | Rupi Nyheter | ルピーニュース | Notizie di Rupia | PAKISTAN LEDGER | پاکستاني کھاتا | Moin Ansari | معین آنصآرّی | DefensebriefsIntellibriefs Translate to: RSS feed: | RUPEE NEWS | October 8th, 2008 | Moin Ansari | معین آنصآرّی | اخبار روپ...
J-K police recruit 110 special police officers
Srinagar, Oct 12 (ANI): The Jammu and Kashmir police has started a recruitment drive for over 110 Special Polices Officers or SPOs, an auxiliary police force used mainly in counter-insurgency. These SPOs would be hired for a year, reportedly a strategy to tighten the security of the state to ensure free and fair elections. The elections [...]
Indian troops kill six Kashmiris
SRINAGAR: Indian troops have shot dead six Kashmiris in Srinagar on Sunday. Four persons were killed in northern Kupwara and southern Poonch districts, both bordering Pakistan-administered Kashmir, a French news agency said. Two more were killed in Pulwama district, about 30 kilometres (18 miles) south of Srinagar. The Muslim-majority Kashmir val...
First commercial run in Kashmir: Enthusiastic commuters thrilled to board train
First commercial run in Kashmir: Enthusiastic commuters thrilled to board train Ajmer Alam 4 hours ago Region: India On the first day of its commercial run in Kashmir, hundreds of commuters traveled in rail today between various stations from Budgam to Anantnag. The train chugged off from Budgam at 7.25 A.M. with 300 passengers on board...
Thousands turn up to enjoy train ride in Kashmir valley
Thousands turn up to enjoy train ride in Kashmir valley October 12th, 2008 The first commercial train in Kashmir chugged on the tracks of the valley today with thousands of people turning up at the eight railway stations to experience the ride. People were seen at almost all railway stations between Rajwansher in Budgam district and Anantnag d...
First Indian Train to Indian Kashmir
SRINAGAR, India (AFP) - India's prime minister on Saturday launched Kashmir's first train service, the fruit of an eight-year project that overcame tough terrain and rebel strife, on a visit overshadowed by violence. Security was tight as Manmohan Singh flagged off the first train to travel along a new 117-kilometre (73-mile) line which ...
Indian troops kill six Kashmir rebels (AFP)
Indian troops kill six Kashmir rebels (AFP) Posted by NEWS in October 12th 2008 AFP - Indian troops have shot dead sixsuspected Islamic militants during gunbattles in Kashmir, including along the de facto border between India and Pakistan, police said Sunday.
10 injured in Srinagar clashes
10 injured in Srinagar clashes Curfew like restrictions were re-imposed Sunday in parts of the old city here following fresh clashes between security forces and protesters that left ten people injured.
Kashmir''s first-ever train service commences today
Kashmir''s first-ever train service commences today Submitted by Mohit Joshi on Sun, 10/12/2008 - 09:32. Kashmir Srinagar Srinagar, Oct 12 : The first ever train service in Kashmir valley commenced on Sunday. The train left Budgam at 7:10 a. m. and arrived at Anantnag on 8:45 a. m. The train will depart from Budgam at 2:25 p. m. and will...
Pakistani Kashmir trade delegation arrives in Jammu
Pakistani Kashmir trade delegation arrives in Jammu Jammu, Oct 12 (IANS) A 19-member delegation of traders from Pakistan-administered Kashmir arrived here Sunday amid a warm welcome by their Jammu counterparts and vows to promote trade and friendship between the two parts of the divided Jammu and Kashmir. The delegation flew to the winter capita...
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