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Healthcare system collapsing in Kashmir
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/ 9 September 2019

Healthcare system collapsing in Kashmir

With communication lines down, residents can’t call ambulances or schedule operations

By Haris Zargar
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/ 11 April 2007

‘Disciple’ cuts off tongue to please Hindu goddess

A jobless Indian devotee was admitted to hospital after he cut off his tongue and offered it to a Hindu goddess, police said on Wednesday. Doctors stitched the wound but said the man, identified as Suresh Kumar (24) may not be able to speak again.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 February 2005

Avalanches hit India as thousands trapped on road

Six people, including four children, were killed in three separate avalanches in Indian Kashmir on Thursday as thousands of motorists remained stranded on a highway due to heavy snowfall, police said. The Indian air force has started dropping food packets to more than 3 000 people stranded on a 50km stretch of highway.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Shelling continues on Kashmir border

Cross-border shelling between Indian and Pakistani soldiers in Kashmir and along the international frontier continued on Monday but at a lower intensity than in recent days.

By Staff Reporter

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