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    Jammu and Kashmir terror attack: Three CRPF personnel injured after terrorists open fire at camp

    A terrorist assault in Kulgam district left three personnel of the CRPF wounded as unidentified attackers fired upon them while on a motorcycle at approximately 2:15 PM on Wednesday. The injured have been rushed to Anantnag hospital for treatment. Security forces are actively pursuing leads in their investigation to bring the culprits to justice.

    Terror financing network unearthed in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian, 10 associates arrested

    Authorities in Shopian district have taken action, arresting ten individuals suspected of involvement in a terror financing scheme. This operation followed an in-depth investigation into dubious financial activities related to terrorism. Officials pointed out that they investigated multiple online payment platforms to trace transactions, revealing a more extensive network purportedly facilitating terrorism funding via accomplices situated in various correctional facilities.

    Chenab railway bridge to open new tourists viewing deck; vistors will see Himalayan peaks from the world’s highest railway arch bridge standing 359 metres above riverbed

    World's highest rail bridge: Indian Railways is setting up a dedicated viewing deck and an engineering museum near the Chenab bridge in Jammu and Kashmir. Standing 359 metres above the riverbed, the world's highest railway arch bridge will now offer tourists sweeping views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks alongside detailed exhibits on how the structure was built.

    From viral posts to raids: How online anger is reshaping India’s food-safety crackdown

    Social media outrage is driving India's food-safety crackdown across the nation. Viral posts expose hygiene issues, prompting increased government inspections of food businesses. Regulators are stepping up checks, leading to suspensions and product seizures nationwide. This enforcement drive targets restaurants, hotels, and quick-commerce operations.

    Zerodha's Nithin Kamath just revealed what's scaring him lately

    Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath just raised alarms regarding the risks linked to margin trading amid market downturns. This practice, which has become a lucrative revenue stream for the brokerage, has pushed its margin trading book to nearly Rs 9,000 cr. With more investors leaning on leverage, concerns are mounting about potential forced selling.

    Pakistan issues foreign media guidelines, drawing criticism from press freedom groups

    Pakistan's government has issued new guidelines for foreign media organizations operating within the country. These rules require registration and accreditation for reporting outside major cities. Critics argue these measures create bureaucratic hurdles and discourage independent reporting. The government states the guidelines provide a transparent framework for foreign media operations. Media rights groups have condemned the new measures as restrictions on press freedom.

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