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J&K: Authorities Prevent Protest By Tribal Groups Against Bills to Include Paharis in ST List

"We have been rendered homeless," Muslim tribals in Jammu raise questions over 'selective' eviction drive – TwoCircles.net

Jammu and Kashmir's Indigenous Tribes Who Worked for Indian Army Face Eviction

The Gujjar and Bakerwals community, also known as the shepherd tribe of Jammu and Kashmir, live in the Muslim dominated cold and hilly area of Kashmir during the.

Farooq Abdullah says 'can't even kiss my wife' because of Covid

5787 Jammu, January 18 The audience at a book-release function here on Sunday burst into laughter when National Conference president Farooq Abdullah said he had not kissed his wife since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. The octogenarian leader, who was candid and witty in his 35-minute speech, said one is even afraid of a handshake or a hug in the current situation. I can t even kiss my wife. Who knows (what will happen). There is no question of a hug, though the heart wants it. I am sincere in my words, he said, leaving the audience in splits. Farooq Abdullah, has no kind of shiness The style of speaking reveals that as he is speaking in America and Trump Lala, was present on the ocassion. pic.twitter.com/eZ6yl1eG6w

Kashmiris outraged as authorities fell thousands of apple trees

The demolition drive and the eviction notices, Khatana says now puts the future of thousands of such families under a threat. Many Gujjar families across Kashmir have received show-cause notices to “leave the unauthorised occupation of the forest land”. “We have been living in the forests in peace with all the creatures here. We are here because our great grandfathers were born here,” Khatana said. Bajad and Khatana are from the Gujjar community considered some of the most impoverished groups in Kashmir – home to 12 million people. Back in Kanidajan village, tucked in a forest land surrounded with pine trees, people said their livelihood is dependent on the cultivation of apples – the core of the disputed region’s economy – and potatoes.