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photo/zulfikar khan: An injured person being escorted to safety during clashes in Gojwara Friday.
Life remains paralysed in Baramulla, Sopore, Larkipora; scores injured in clashes
Srinagar, July 03: Normalcy returned to most parts of Kashmir valley on Friday after both factions of Hurriyat Conference yesterday called off strike and asked the people to resume normal activities, while as shutdown and tension continued in Baramulla, Sopore, Shopian and Larkipora. Full Story
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Editorial »
The frequency of traffic accidents has shot up at an alarming pace much to the shock and scare of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. If one goes by the reported cases of road accidents, the menace is taking a great toll on human lives now than it was ever before. Response »
“Already precious time of students has gone waste due to frequent hartals and curfews. Therefore, those calling hartals and imposing curfews should realize that these things only hurt the Kashmiri nation.”
Suhail Ahmad Srinagar, via e-mail
Opinion »
My Pakistani interlocutor assures me that it is the hour before dawn that is the darkest, that the present generation, even in Punjab, is ready to move out of this mutually destructive cycle and start a new chapter in the sad history of our sub-continent By Alok Rai (The present article grew out of a series of exchanges between two friends, one Indian, the other Pakistani. “Kashmir” is a problem with far-reaching consequences for both societies. It is important that members of civil society on both sides of the border talk to each other in a spirit of serious engagement, |
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