Brighter Kashmir - 2024-04-17

• Concerns raised over remunerati­on, classwork in GDC Women Pulwama
• BJP destroyed democratic culture of country: AICC leader
• ' Omar served six- yr of term as CM due to my support'
• Families, thousands gather to mourn tragic loss
• India's ' Charlie Chaplin' launches voter awareness drive from Srinagar
• Pulwama jail designated as correction­al home
• Manufactur­ing defect from day one entitles customer to new car: HC
• Fingers raised over the delay in constructi­on of bridge
• Nearly 3L tourists throng Tulip Garden so far
• SSCL clarifies Article on ‘ Pace of Work by SSC'
• DC Srinagar assesses rainfall impact on City
• Embracing Simplicity: The Jewel of Marriage
• Khelo India Winter Games : A Transforma­tive Event Empowering J& K youth
• Preventing Tragedies
• Contributi­on of AGSS Towards Developmen­t of J& K
• Iran Revolution­ary Guards Holding Syria as a Hostage
• Dr. Shaik promises to represent the voice of Hyderabad
• SC directs lawyers not to be selective with cases of mob lynching
• Australian police declare Sydney church stabbing terrorist attack
• Israel seeks temporary deal with Hamas to release hostages before renewed fighting
• Daylong seminar on Indian Nuclear Power Program concludes at NIT Srinagar
• Modi’s reference to ‘ Kalari’ reflects govt's sensitivit­y for U’pur: Jitendra
• Several politician­s cancel poll campaign
• IPL: Rajasthan Royals opt to bowl first against KKR
• SGPC beats Roundglass Hockey Academy
• Dir Sericultur­e inspects up- gradation works of silkworm seed unit in B'pora
• KCCI is distressed over the loss of lives
• AIC – IIIM organizes two- day training programme
• PDP’S roadshow kicks off Lok Sabha campaign in J& K
• Pol leaders extend condolence­s to bereaved families
• Police arrests 4 drug peddlers in Bla
• ' Situation on ground doesn't corroborat­e BJP'S dev narrative'
• CHINA'S LATEST MILITARY BUILDUP IN TIBET

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