Mudasir Yaqoob

Mudasir works as a senior reporter with Greater Kashmir
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Dilapidated road, defunct drainage system irk Dairwani residents
The festival holds an important place among the Pandits, who celebrate it to mark the wedding of Lord Shiva with Parvati by cooking traditional Kashmiri food and dishes especially fish.
The biggest congregation was witnessed at Dargah Hazratbal shrine here which houses the holy relic of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Around 20,000 devotees participated in the night-long prayers.
Kashmir Pandits celebrate Herath in Srinagar's Lal Chowk. [Representational Image]
The situation, as per locals, has brought life to a standstill. Inhabitants of Karra Colony said interior lanes and bylanes are inundated.
J&K Muslim Wakf Board announced that the celebrations and congregational prayers on Shab-e-Meraj shall be observed on Monday (February 28) at all Masjids and shrines managed by it.
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Almost all autorickshaws in Srinagar have failed to comply with the directions by authorities to install meters and charge passengers as per its reading.
A girl holds a poster during a protest against acid attack on a Srinagar girl, on Wednesday February 2, 2022.[Representational Picture]
Srinagar city has a population of 1.4 million and generates up to 450 metric tons of waste every day. The garbage is collected by SMC Safai Karamcharies and shifted to dumping sites.
Man killed in oxygen cylinder explosion at Chanapora
The chargesheet in the case was submitted before court in 2014 and JCL got acquittal after the trial of around seven years. [Representational Image]
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Inordinate delay hits completion of Athwajan-Vethpora bridge
Lack of evening public transport takes toll on commuters in Srinagar
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Amid decline in COVID cases, Sunday Market reopens
A health worker prepares a COVID-19 test sample.
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A 24-year-old girl was attacked with acid outside her home in Wantpora area of Hawal on Tuesday. She sustained severe burn injuries on her face.
A health worker collects swab sample of a man for COVID testing in Kashmir on January 15, 2022.
In some city areas, people complain that stray animals even enter premises of their houses.
Wednesday, Feb 2-2022: Protests being held in solidarity with the acid victim even as protestors and people on social media demanded capital punishment for the culprit who on Tuesday threw acid on a girl in Srinagar's Hawal area. [File]
A health worker prepares a COVID-19 test sample.
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COVID19 positivity rate drops from 9.93% percent to 3.40% percent in Srinagar
Protestors gather in Srinagar's Jehangir Chowk on Wednesday, demanding capital punishment for the assailant who threw acid on a young girl in the summer capital on Tuesday evening.
In 2013 the Supreme Court in the case of Laxmi v. Union of India directed the State governments and the Union territories to make appropriate rules for the sale of acid in states and Union Territories respectively.
An official urges people through a loudspeaker to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and follow the disease protocol, in city centre Lal Chowk in September.[Representational Picture]
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Besides, demanding capital punishment for the culprits, the protestors urged the government to bear all expenses for the best treatment of acid attack victim.
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