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Manmohan Singh had earlier announced a special employment package of 3,000 jobs for migrant Kashmiri Pandits.

The clashes took place in Baramulla district town in north Kashmir.

The militant Abu Dawood was injured in the encounter with security forces and died inside the mosque.

Head Constable B C Nayak of 126 Battalion had gone to sleep after completing his duty.

An army jawan,on a break from his duties,allegedly strangulated his two children and wife to death.

Minutes before a crucial security meeting,police detected a suspected IED outside police control room.

Curfew will be clamped to thwart plans of Hurriyat Conference to march towards Pattan town.

Even as the Hurriyat moderates seek American intervention,Geelani was re-elected the leader of his faction of the Hurriyat Conference.

Freedom fighter and former Bihar MLA Jagdish Narayan Singh died on Sunday.

The ruling National Conference has cases of corruption pending against a sitting MLA and a former MLA.

The nefarious nexus emerged when police recovered a consignment of apple boxes near MLA's hostel in Jammu.

12 major power projects have been initiated to generate about 5,000 MW in the state.

Two persons were killed and nine others injured after a cylinder exploded during Durga puja celebrations.

The worst affected puja pandals were on Zoo Road,Maligaon,Tarunnagar,Nabinnagar and Kala Pahar areas where water inundated the entire area.

Nagesh was a hardcore Maoist operating in North Bastar area.

Immediately after the news about the arrest of Malik and his colleagues reached the party headquarters.

Hurriyat hawk Syed Ali Shah Geelani on Friday hinted at intensifying protests,accusing the Centre of not being keen on normalising situation in the Valley.

Curfew was imposed in parts of Srinagar,Baramulla and Kupwara as authorities apprehended breach of peace after Friday prayers.

A clash occurred between two rival groups during second phase of panchayat elections.

The rebels blew up the two adjacent buildings using powerful landmines last night.

Militants were asked to surrender but they opened indiscriminate firing at the security forces,who retaliated,triggering off a gun battle.

The programme was chalked out at a high-level meeting chaired by Minister of State for Housing and Urban Development Nasir Aslam Wani.

J-K govt said Rs 102 crore has been spent under the flagship rural job guarantee programme MGNREGA.