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Movement of stray animals on roads endangers commuters in Srinagar
APSCC leader said that in this regard, they will seek the support of the majority community as the Sikh community has shared happiness and sorrow with the members of the majority community during turmoil and crises.
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The Khidmat Centre operators said that despite their tireless work, their welfare was not considered.
Women form a chain as they block the main road at Safa Kadal in Srinagar's old city.
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These workers are considered a vital part of the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) launched by the Government.
People resent closure of Badamwari Park for morning walk
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Khidmat Centre employees stage protest
Authorities fail to restore defunct drainage system in Srinagar
“We have to check how the health sector is working globally and improve SKIMS accordingly, "he said.
Temples were decorated and processions called ‘Shoba Yatra’ took place as part of the traditional celebrations by local Kashmiri Pandit devotees.
Greater Kashmir received complaints about the higher rates of chicken from various areas including Dalgate, Hazratbal, downtown, and uptown areas of Srinagar.
Making the video presentation about the logo, the officials explained the meaning of the logo and what each part of it represents.
Chief Secretary AK Mehta while speaking to media at the event, said that Digital initiatives are the best way to take Kashmir forward.
SSP Traffic City Muzaffar Ahmad Shah told Greater Kashmir that as many roads are yet to be macadamised, it is hindering the traffic flow.
Abdul Manan, Executive Engineer R&B department said that they have sent a DPR of Rs 2.7 crore for approval to the Directorate of Health Services Kashmir.
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Former Imam Khateeb of Dargah Hazratbal Syed Ahmad Farooqi passes away
In absence of maintenance, pool at Eidgah park turns into cesspool
The locals said that there is no concrete programme to check dog menace on the ground, which is making life miserable for them.
Dysfunctional traffic lights pester commuters in Srinagar
Dilapidated roads irk Nowhatta residents
Speaking to the media, CEO Smart City, Athar Aamir Khan said that the service will be soon rolled out for the public and it will make public transport better.
“This decision reflects our commitment to sustainable growth and maximizing shareholder value”, he added.
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Talking about the magnitude of drug abuse and its fallout in Kashmir, he also spoke on the measures to be considered to curb the issue.
Chief Engineer, KPDCL, Javaid Yousuf Dar, said that most of the power cuts are work-related.
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Exhibition of rare photographs on Kashmir mesmerises visitors
Officials said that as many projects have been completed in the city centre, they will focus on repairs of roads.
Bhat says that it was not possible single-handedly and he wanted to give opportunity to other farmers and he roped in other farmers as well.
“Nowhere in the world will a landmark open with such a fan fair, and in no time, it is broken as well. The constriction done at such spots is done flawlessly to withstand decades of public rush, and here it did not stand for hours,” a netizen wrote.
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