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NewsDesk MC May 17, 2026May 17, 2026 Aadhaar card, Abdullah Abu Hureira, Al Falah module, counterterrorism, forged passport, hair transplant, India security, Jammu and Kashmir, Lahore, Lashkar-e-Taiba, militant infiltration, Mohammed Usman Jatt, nia, overground workers, pakistan, Red Fort blast, sleeper cells, srinagar, Srinagar police, terrorism, Umer-un Nabi

Pakistani terrorist paused attack plans for hair transplant in Kashmir, NIA says

Srinagar-A Pakistani operative linked to the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba told investigators he temporarily halted militant activities in Jammu and Kashmir to

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“I Carry More Than Baskets”: At 68, Ghulam Rasool Keeps Kashmir’s Handwoven Legacy Alive

“I am not a follower of colonialism. I do not want our handicraft to die with me.”. Every morning before

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Funeral Across LoC Revives Calls to Reopen Kashmir Crossing Points

Srinagar– A funeral held on the banks of the Kishanganga river in north Kashmir has renewed calls to reopen Line

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India considers resettling Kashmiri youth who give up arms

Reuters Currently most surrenders are conducted in line with a 2004 policy that provides a lump sum payout of 150,000