Jammu: After years of waiting, repair work begins at Jagti migrant township
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NHRC seeks probe into disability cases linked to toxic cough syrupNHRC seeks probe into disability cases linked to toxic cough syrup in Udhampur
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Mon, 28 September 2026
1 report- tribuneindia.com20:16first to reportedited after publishing
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After years of waiting, repair work begins at Jagti migrant townshipFoR thousands of Kashmiri migrant families, the Jagti township on the outskirts of Jammu is much more than a cluster of residential blocks. It is where families rebuilt their lives after being displaced from the Valley by terrorism and where a generation of children grew up far from their ancestral homes.
Sun, 4 October 2026
4 reports- tribuneindia.com20:24
PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Sunday urged political parties in Jammu and Kashmir to learn from Ladakhs unity in pursuing its demands, calling for all parties to come together and jointly take up the regions political, social and economic issues with the Centre.
- tribuneindia.com20:24
Bad weather played spoilsport at the world-famous Bir-Billing paragliding site on Saturday, leaving scores of tourists disappointed as flights were suspended for most of the day.
- tribuneindia.com20:26edited after publishing
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NHRC seeks probe into disability cases linked to toxic cough syrupThe National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has directed the Jammu and Kashmir authorities to conduct an inquiry into the permanent disabilities allegedly suffered by four children after consuming a cough syrup in Udhampur district during 2019-20.
- tribuneindia.com20:29
Residents of Tino village in Lahaul-Spiti district have urged the state and Central governments to reconsider the proposed location of a railway station, citing concerns over the loss of fertile agricultural land and its impact on farmers’ livelihoods.