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Life returning to normal in Kashmir

Life in the Kashmir Valley was on Saturday limping back to normal with people defying the strike called by the separatists.

Srinagar airport closed, air traffic diverted to Awantipora

Except GoAir, most airlines have cut their operations to Srinagar till September 15

Militant supporter arrested Govt might offer concessions to separatists, fears Advani Police fires in the air as protests rock Doda Track-II dialogue forum seeks amicable solution to Kashmir Second attack on NC MLA's residence in Sopore
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On the ground, in the Valley

'I had no other way to register my protest but to throw my shoe' Abdul Ahad Jan who hurled his shoe towards Chief Minister Omar Abdullah during Independence Day parade in Srinagar has become an instant hit with the Valley’s protestors.

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Arms, ammunition recovered from militant hideout in Reasi Two militants killed in gunbattle in Kupwara Lal Chowk attack mastermind killed in encounter Two AK rifles, ten pistols recovered from militant hideout Militants hideout busted in J-K
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US hopes for progress on Kashmir issue in Indo-Pak talks India urged to prosecute soldiers for IHK killings Four million living under Taliban rule in Pakistan: Amnesty
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Central University of Jammu victim of Govt apathy US to Pak: Stop India infiltration, try 26/11 suspects Indo-Pak talks: No substantive issues
History of Kashmir
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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a key separatist leader, addresses protestors in Srinagar. (AP)
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Inquiry panel begins probe into civilian deaths

Four weeks after the J&K government appointed a Judicial Commission of Inquiry to investigate 17 civilian deaths that took place between June 11 and July 13

Mob violence in Doda after man kills self

The alleged suicide of a 27-year-old man after he was allegedly beaten up by the local police sparked off mob violence in Doda district of Jammu and Kashmir.

The rebel son, both fan and prisoner of his mother’s politics

Muhammad bin Qasim was only eight months old when his parents were arrested as they stepped out of an aircraft at Srinagar airport....

The rebel son, both fan and prisoner of his mother’s politics

Muhammad bin Qasim was only eight months old when his parents were arrested as they stepped out of an aircraft at Srinagar airport....

Militant in hospital, Army and J&K cops in jurisdiction tussle

In a shut Srinagar, a raid by the Army inside the Sri Maharaja Hari Singh (SMHS) Hospital here on Monday led to a jurisdiction dispute between it and the Srinagar police on Monday....

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Other news from the Valley
CM for CRPF replacement

Speaking at the chief ministers’ conference on internal security, Omar said, “The ministry of home affairs has ordered the withdrawal of five CRPF battalions from the state.

No panel for missing persons: Govt

Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday declined to constitute a commission to find out the whereabouts of the missing persons.

Infiltrations disturbing: PM

Describing surge in infiltration amid credible inputs of possibility of fresh terror attack from Pakistan soil as "disturbing", PM Singh maintained that cross-border terrorism 'remains a most pervasive threat.'

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"Democracy has won in Jammu and Kashmir. It does not matter which party wins"
-Dr Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister
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