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Omar Abdullah says J&K’s dual power structure a ‘recipe for disaster’Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah calls for full statehood, deeming the current administration the worst. He notes progress in...- Jammu: Kashmiri Pandits protest; seek rehabilitation policy, fresh job packageDisplaced Kashmiri Pandits staged a protest in Jammu. They are demanding a comprehensive rehabilitation policy for their return to Kashmir ...
- 46,631 migrant families from J&K registered with UT's relief bodyThe government informed the Lok Sabha on Tuesday that 46,631 Kashmiri migrant families comprising 157,967 individuals, who had to migrate f...
- 64,827 Kashmiri Pandit families left Kashmir valley in early 1990s due to militancy: MHAAs per the records of registration available with the Relief and Migrant Commissioner, J&K, at present 43,618 registered Kashmiri migrant f...
- Kashmiri Pandits feeling more secure of late, many have returned to valley: GovernmentHe was asked a clutch of questions on Kashmiri Pandits such as whether the government is aware that many of them have become "insecure" in ...
- 3,800 Kashmiri migrants returned to Jammu & Kashmir for taking up jobs under PM's special packageG Kishan Reddy said the provision of special jobs for the Kashmiri migrant youths under the PM package is an important part for the rehabil...
- Bringing pandits back home: 66% of their religious structures intactThe government said there was an abnormal rise in number of migrant families registered in Jammu ever since militancy broke out.
- Composite township for Kashmiri Pandits 'unjustified': Hurriyat ConferenceA day after the Centre asked Jammu and Kashmir government to identify land where displaced Kashmiri Pandits could be suitably rehabilitated.
- Government proposes 11-member Kashmiri Pandits panel to monitor fund utilisationThe proposal has been sent to governments of Jammu and Kashmir and Delhi, asking them to consult various associations of Kashmiri migrants.
- Kashmiri migrants to get 3,000 addl jobs, 6,000 accommodationsGiving details of the two Cabinet decisions, Minister of State in the PMO Jitendra Singh said additional 3,000 jobs in the state government...
- Only 1 Pandit family returned to Valley in 25 years: J&K govt to SCJ&K government told SC that only one Kashimri Pandit family has returned to the Valley, sending a clear message that people are still afrai...
- No proposal for township for Kashmiri pandits under consideration: GovernmentThis puts to rest the controversy surrounding recent reports that government was planning to build composite townships for Kashmir pandits ...
- Parliamentary panel calls for White Paper on Jammu and Kashmir militancyThe panel did not agree with the view put forth by the state govt that it was not advisable at this stage to issue any While Paper on milit...
- Motion on displacement of Kashmiri Pandits tabled in UK ParliamentThe Early Day Motion (EDM) was tabled by the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) of British Hindus, led by lawmaker Bob Blackman.
- About 62,000 Kashmiri Pandit families in the country: GovernmentThere are about 62,000 registered Kashmiri migrant families in the country, the government informed Parliament today.
- Centre examining new package for Kashmiri Pandits"The review of such plans and packages is a continuous process and will continue to remain so in order to remove the bottlenecks and shortc...
- Kashmiri migrants rehab: Rajnath Singh writes to Omar Abdullah seeking landIn his letter to Omar, Singh suggested that "land may be identified near the native places they (Kashmiri migrants) migrated from."
- Only one Kashmiri Pandit family has returned to the Kasmir Valley since 2008: GovernmentMinister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju while giving this information also said Government will review the package to remove bottle...
- JK govt asks Centre to rehabilitate Jammu migrantsJammu and Kashmir government has submitted a proposal to the Centre seeking rehabilitation of Jammu migrants on a par with their counterpar...
- Centre announces Rs 1600 cr package for Kashmiri migrantsCentre on Friday announced a slew of sops worth Rs 1,600 crore, including housing, job facilities and waiver of interest on loans.
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