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A boy pelts stone on an armoured vehicle in Baramulla as town was put under sever restrictions, Friday. Scores of protestors were injured in police action as demonstrators demanded punishment to the culprits responsible for the killing of four local youth. Showkat Nanda/ Rising Kashmir
One of the injured person, who was overran by a police vehicle in Pulwama being treated in SMHS, Thursday. He was later shifted to Bone and Joints Hospital, Barzulla. Farooq Javed/ Rising Kashmir
Children watch the army ambulance that was set afire by protestors in Palhalan, North Kashmir, Wednesday. Protestors were protesting against the killing of four youth in police and paramilitary CRPF action in Baramulla. Farooq Javed/ Rising Kashmir
The 8th class student Bilal being shifted to SKIMS Soura for treatment, Tuesday. Bilal was hit by a bullet in head when police fired on protestors in Baramulla, North Kashmir. A 26-year-old youth was also killed in the police action while six others sustained injuries. Showkat Nanda/ Rising Kashmir
Relatives of a 19-year-old Saleem Rashid Ahangar wail over his killing in Baramulla on Monday. Police fired directly toward protestors in Baramulla causing Saleem’s on the spot death and injuries to at least 11 persons. Showkat Nanda/ Rising Kashmir
People carry the body of 19-year-old Saleem Rashid Ahangar in Baramulla on Monday. Police fired directly toward protestors in Baramulla causing Saleem’s on the spot death and injuries to at least 11 persons. Showkat Nanda/ Rising Kashmir
A few people walk past a deserted chowk in Shopian on Monday. Shopian observed complete shutdown for the 31st consecutive day to protest against the May 29 rape and murder of two women allegedly by troopers. Owais Ishaq/ Rising Kashmir
Women stage a protest in Shopian on Sunday. Shopian observed complete shutdown for the 30th consecutive day to protest against the May 29 rape and murder of two women allegedly by troopers. Owais Ishaq/ Rising Kashmir
People take a ride in a giant wheel at TRC Ground in Srinagar on Sunday. According to experts, stressed people in Kashmir try to de-stress by such recreational activities. Farooq Javed/ Rising Kashmir
CRPF men rush their injured colleague to SMHS hospital in Srinagar, Saturday. Unidentified persons hurled a grenade at CRPF men at Jehangir Chowk injuring three troopers. The explosion site is close to the heavily guarded civil secretariat building that houses the offices of the chief minister, ministers and senior bureaucrats. Farooq Javed./ Rising Kashmir
A woman walks past a deserted street outside Jamia Masjid Shopian on Saturday. Shopian observed complete shutdown for the 29th consecutive day to protest against the May 29 rape and murder of two women allegedly by troopers. Owais Ishaq/ Rising Kashmir
Youth get a CRPF trooper out the vehicle at Soura area in Srinagar on Friday. The CRPF trooper had allegedly attempted to molest a girl triggering protests in the area, which left eight persons injured in police action. Following the protests, police arrested the paramilitary trooper and registered an FIR 294 against him. Farooq Javed/ Rising Kashmir
Paramilitary CRPF troopers stand behind barricades at Hawal area in Srinagar on Friday. The authorities had imposed severe restrictions throughout Kashmir valley in an attempt to abort the ‘Cheshmashahi March’ call given by Hurriyat Conference (G). The 79-year-old Chairman of Hurriyat (G) Syed Ali Geelani continues to be under arrest at Chesmmashahi. Farooq Javed / Rising Kashmir
CRPF troopers stop people from moving around on their vehicles in Srinagar on Friday. The authorities had imposed severe restrictions throughout Kashmir valley in an attempt to abort the ‘Cheshmashahi March’ call given by Hurriyat Conference (G). The 79-year-old Chairman of Hurriyat (G) Syed Ali Geelani continues to be under arrest at Chesmmashahi. Farooq Javed / Rising Kashmir
A youth holds a poster of Chairman of Hurriyat Conference (G) Syed Ali Geelani during a protest march at Maisuma in Srinagar on Friday. The 79-year-old Geelani continues to be under arrest besides several other separatists. Shuaib Masoodi/ Rising Kashmir
Pakistani troopers stand guard across the Line of Control in Chamliyal near Pakistani and Indian flags, Thursday. Thousands of people gather annually to receive 'shakkar and sherbet' (sacred clay and water), which is said to have the miraculous power of curing skin diseases, from the shrine of Baba Chamliyal, situated at the border with Pakistan. Mir Imran/ Rising Kashmir
Pakistani troopers stand guard across the Line of Control in Chamliyal near Pakistani and Indian flags, Thursday. Thousands of people gather annually to receive 'shakkar and sherbet' (sacred clay and water), which is said to have the miraculous power of curing skin diseases, from the shrine of Baba Chamliyal, situated at the border with Pakistan. Mir Imran/ Rising Kashmir
A child wipes off his mother's tears during a protest rally headed by the Chairman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq in Shopian, Wednesday. Thousands of people staged a protest march with a fresh demonstration over the rape and murder of two young women of Shopian allegedly by troops. Farooq Javed/ Rising Kashmir
Thousands of people shout anti-India and anti-government slogans during a protest rally headed by the Chairman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq in Shopian, Wednesday. Thousands of people staged a protest march with a fresh demonstration over the rape and murder of two young women of Shopian allegedly by troops. Farooq Javed/ Rising Kashmir
Chairman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq addresses people during a protest march in Shopian, Wednesday. Thousands of people staged a protest march with a fresh demonstration over the rape and murder of two young women of Shopian allegedly by troops. Farooq Javed/ Rising Kashmir
People in large numbers came out on streets in Shopian to protest against the May 29 rape and murder of two women. Shopian observed shutdown and protests for the 25th consecutive day on Tuesday. Nissar-ul-Haq/ Rising Kashmir
People in large numbers came out on streets in Shopian to protest against the May 29 rape and murder of two women. Shopian observed shutdown and protests for the 25th consecutive day on Tuesday. Nissar-ul-Haq/ Rising Kashmir
Terming the suspension of four police officials by the State government as mere ‘eyewash’, people in large numbers came out on streets in Shopian and staged peaceful late night protests, Monday. Shopian observed shutdown for the 24th consecutive day today to protest against the rape and murder of 17-year-old Asiya Jan and her 22-year-old sister-in-law Neelofer. Owais Ishaq/ Rising Kashmir
Union Minister Jairam Ramesh and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah conduct an aerial visit of water bodies. Rising Kashmir
Kashmir observed a complete shutdown to protest the visit of Vice President Muhammad Hamid Ansari, Saturday. Ansari was the chief guest at the annual convocation of the University of Kashmir. The varsity celebrated its 17th annual convocation within the campus after a gap of 25 years. Farooq Javed / Rising Kashmir
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HC order on Shopian rape-murder |
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Army’s operation ‘Green Cover’ in Kargil |
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Use of force no longer relevant: Mufti |
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With Tariq’s death our world fell apart: Family |
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|  | | Bodies of 6 militants recovered in Gurez: Army | 2 army porters drowned, militant killed in Handwara
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|  | | Nanaji, Siddiqi produced before TADA court | Rising Kashmir News Srinagar July 03: Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (R) leaders Muhammad Salim Nanaji and Bilal Siddiqui Friday were produced before t
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|  | | 10 year RI for Ganderbal rapist | Rising Kashmir News Srinagar, July 03: The Sessions Judge, Ganderbal Friday sentenced a rape accused to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment and fine of Rs 10, |
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|  | | Nayeem condemns Kashmir killings | Rising Kashmir News Srinagar, July 03: Detained National Front chairman and Hurriyat Conference (M) provincial president Nayeem Ahmad Khan Friday deno
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|  | | JKLF holds protest against Shopian, B’mulla incidents | Rising Kashmir News SRINAGAR July 03: Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front Friday took out a protest in Srinagar, demanding the culprits involved in Shopian
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|  | | Nissar Jan appointed acting chairman PSC | Srinagar, July 3: Dr. Nissar Ahmad Jan has been appointed as the Acting Chairman of the Public Service Commission. According to government notifi
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Opinion
Fragile Kashmir It is now clear that Chief Minister is not being guided properly by his top aides in civil and police administration Syed Rafiuddin Bukhari Is Kashmir really fragile or has it been made to behave like that; Does this question boggling the minds of those who cover, analyze and interpret the political perceptions! This week’s incidents in Baramulla have shown that no...
Editorial
CM’s Speech While interacting with the Commission, the State government focused more on funds rather than self sustenance and strength of the economy The Chief Minister’s speech before the 13th Finance Commission tells us in stark and straight terms what most ordinary masses of this battered State knew. The talk seemed ordinary given the high expectations the economists, business enterprises, civil...
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