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Kashmir’s biggest cultural project lingers on
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Dilapidated roads, defunct drainage system deface Batamaloo Vegetable Mandi
Art exhibition at Amar Singh Club concluded on Saturday
The Last Craftsman: Young artist aims to revive lost art of clay tiles
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The current situation revealed that the government has failed to stop these illegal constructions.
Once known for crystal clear waters, today the only remnants of the Brari Nambal are heaps of garbage and weeds.
Authorities sit on exorbitant rates of poultry, vegetables, fruits
21458, 24736 and 15759 violators were challaned for riding without helmet, disobeying traffic signals, and overloading passenger vehicles respectively. [Representational Image]
Commuters said the traffic jams are more persistent in city areas like Lal Chowk, MA Road, Residency Road, Khayam, Munwarabad, Dalgate, Nowhatta, Saida Kadal, Foreshore road, Boulevard and Hazratbal.
School children on a stair case of an overcrowded local bus near Sanat Nagar in uptown Srinagar. [Image for representational purpose only]
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Basit, who is a trained Hijama therapist, said that after he completed his 12th grade, instead of going for routine graduation or hunting for usual profession, he wanted to do something different.
A view of vehicular traffic in Srinagar. [Representational Image]
The whole area is defaced and there are potholes all over these areas.
"We have a school in the area and young kids are at risk due to the same."
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An inundated road after heavy rainfall in Srinagar. [Representational picture]
The shoppers also said that they are facing issues while shopping. They said in case of unavailability of cash they have to visit ATMs.
400-YEAR-OLD KASHMIR TRADITION CONTINUES | Khoje Digar offered with religious fervour at Naqashband Sahab (RA) shrine
Screengrab of the FCS&CA's website homepage
IGP Traffic Vikramjit Singh
Power employees across the country have alleged that through the Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2022, the central government is going to privatize the entire power sector.
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Defunct traffic lights irk commuters in Srinagar
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Greater Kashmir published multiple stories about the dilapidated condition of the road in Sonwar and highlighted the plight of the locals there.
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Greater Kashmir received many complaints from traders and commuters around Jehangir Chowk area, Srinagar downtown, Hazratbal, and its adjoining areas [File]
The link road in Mandir Bagh area which is adjacent to city centre Lal Chowk has been in dilapidated condition for a year, as per residents.
English translation of My Pain, My Affliction released
The official said that the cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained.
PDD employees stage protest | Demand revocation of Electricity Amendment Act
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