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India redrawing Kashmir assembly seats to ‘disempower Muslims’?

Locals say delimitation of constituencies will make Muslim vote ‘irrelevant’ in India’s only Muslim-majority region.

Al Jazeera

Intercepted messages signal grim times for J&K

With targeted killings showing no signs of abating, officials are on their toes; Gupkar alliance asks locals to ensure safety of minorities

The Hindu

Gupkar Alliance appeals to local Muslims to ensure Pandits’ safety

Don’t leave the Valley, this is your homeland, it tells Kashmiri Pandits

The Hindu

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The Good News from Kashmir Valley to premiere at Tongues on Fire film festival in U.K.

The movie, a collaboration between a Kashmiri Muslim and a Pandit, tells the tale of a warm and common past shared by the communities and also their sufferings.

The Hindu

Point-blank murder of Pandit in his office chair rattles confidence of community living in Valley

After 12 years, 75 Pandit families hit the streets expressing deep sense of fear and despair about an uncertain future.

The Hindu

With delimitation over, a look at the slate for J&K

There is every likelihood of the delimitation report only compounding the political issues for the former State

The Hindu

Teenage boy accused of murder along with mother after 3 children killed at San Fernando Valley home

LOS ANGELES — The killing of three children in a quiet Valley suburb over Mother’s Day weekend took a new turn Wednesday when Los Angeles County prosecutors charged a 16-year-old boy with murder.

Los Angeles Times

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‘Not enough to reverse discontent’: Here’s what English dailies said on PM’s infra push in J&K

PM Narendra Modi’s investment push on his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir – since the scrapping of its special status and bifurcation in August 2019 – was the biggest report on front pages across prominent English dailies on Monday. However, the editorials had a word of caution.

Newslaundry

Addressing discontent: On PM Modi’s J&K visit

The projects announced in J&K will benefit the UT but they are not enough to reverse discontent

The Hindu

LeT ‘commander’ Kantroo among three ultras killed in Baramulla encounter

The killing of Kantroo, said to be mastermind of several targeted killings in the Valley, a big success: police

The Hindu

Silicon Valley’s COVID windfall raises alarms about region’s economy

An unprecedented flow of riches is concentrating wealth among Silicon Valley companies that capitalized on the world’s locked-down lives amid the pandemic, raising fears that a dramatically lopsided recovery will warp the economic future for the Bay Area.

Tribune News Service

A profitable winter in Kashmir

Kashmir’s tourism industry is witnessing many firsts this year despite security concerns. Peerzada Ashiq reports on how the pandemic helped revive the industry and bring profit to a people who otherwise live in uncertainty

The Hindu

Civilian shot dead in Kashmir’s Kulgam

Fourth such attack in the past fortnight in the Valley

The Hindu

Dry weather sparks over 100 forest fires in 15 days in J&K, poses threat to crop pattern

With temperatures hovering at 6 to 10 degrees Celsius above normal and deficit rainfall, the Valley is facing an unusual spring

The Hindu

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Los Angeles Times

'Superblooms of fungus': How climate change is making valley fever worse

"On a pain scale of one to 10, it was a 10," Scott Shirley recalled. "The worst pain I've ever felt."

The Hindu

14 Kashmiri Pandits, Hindus killed after dilution of Article 370 , Rajya Sabha told

Since 2017, number of minorities killed in Valley stood at 34: Ministry of Home Affairs

The Hindu

Attacks on non-locals, Kashmiri Pandits in Kashmir: night patrols, area domination, CCTV surveillance soon

Police are mapping villages and areas where non-local labourers and Kashmiri Pandits live in Valley

Los Angeles Times

Democrats loved hating on Devin Nunes. Now there’s a 6-way race to replace him

LOS ANGELES — Voters in the Central Valley will cast their ballots Tuesday in a special election to fill the congressional seat left vacant when Republican Rep. Devin Nunes resigned in January to head Donald Trump’s new social media company.

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The Times of India

Justice delayed, give it now, say Kashmiri Pandits

NEW DELHI: The third generation of a displaced Kashmiri Hindu family, which was forced out of the Valley during the insurgency in the nineties, 22-year-old Simran Sathoo is hopeful that someday, someone from her family will get the justice they have been seeking and see their ancestral home again.

The Times of India

BJP’s lotus spreading across Jammu & Kashmir at unprecedented pace: Ravinder Raina

JAMMU: Jammu Kashmir BJP president Ravinder Raina on Tuesday claimed that the saffron party’s lotus is blossoming and spreading across the union territory at an unprecedented speed as more and more people especially the youth including those from the Valley continue to join the party unabated.

Newslaundry

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Benzinga

Cresco Receives Green Light To Build New Gigantic Marijuana Facility To Supply NYC's Demand

The planning board in the Town of Wawarsing in Ulster County, New York has approved plans for Valley Agriceuticals LLC, whose parent company is Cresco Labs (CSE: CL) (OTCQX: CRLBF), to build a 380,000 square-foot marijuana facility,

The Hindu

Militant modules behind killing of off–duty jawans, sarpanch busted: police

Targeted killings saw a sudden spike in past one week in the Valley

Los Angeles Times

40 years after the blockbuster movie, 'E.T. Park' in LA's Porter Ranch neighborhood could become official

LOS ANGELES — To Porter Ranch locals, the hillside area off Reseda Boulevard is already known as "E.T. Park," after the movie "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial." The 1982 blockbuster was shot throughout the San Fernando Valley, including at the 4.5-acre park.

Manchester Evening News

Life in 'Hardcore Valley' - the much-hated housing estate loved by 'hippies and freaks'

Damon Wilkinson looks back at Ashfield Valley, the Rochdale estate that was loved and loathed in equal measure

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