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CURRENT AFFAIRS

Indian Army soldiers stand guard near the wreckage of an army bus after an explosion in Narbal on the outskirts of Srinagar July 19, 2008. At least five Indian soldiers were killed and over 20 wounded on Saturday when their vehicle ran over a landmine near Kashmir's main city, police and witnesses said kp photo by habib naqash


Indian Army soldiers stand guard near the wreckage of an army bus after an explosion in Narbal on the outskirts of Srinagar July 19, 2008. At least five Indian soldiers were killed and over 20 wounded on Saturday when their vehicle ran over a landmine near Kashmir's main city, police and witnesses said kp photo by habib naqash

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POLITICS

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, (C) chairman of Kashmir's moderate faction of All Parties Hurriyat (Freedom) Conference (APHC) leads a protest in Srinagar June 29, 2008. Indian police fired bullets and teargas on Saturday in Kashmir to quell thousands of stone throwing Muslim demonstrators angry over the transfer of forest land to a Hindu shrine trust. The week-long protests started when authorities transferred nearly 100 acres (40.47 hectares) of forest land in Kashmir to Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB), a Hindu trust, to erect temporary shelters for thousands of Hindu pilgrims who annually trek to a cave shrine in the Kashmir mountain  kp photo by habib naqash


Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, (C) chairman of Kashmir's moderate faction of All Parties Hurriyat (Freedom) Conference (APHC) leads a protest in Srinagar June 29, 2008. Indian police fired bullets and teargas on Saturday in Kashmir to quell thousands of stone throwing Muslim demonstrators angry over the transfer of forest land to a Hindu shrine trust. The week-long protests started when authorities transferred nearly 100 acres (40.47 hectares) of forest land in Kashmir to Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB), a Hindu trust, to erect temporary shelters for thousands of Hindu pilgrims who annually trek to a cave shrine in the Kashmir mountain kp photo by habib naqash

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CULTURAL

NOSTALGIA: An old woman looking out of the window of her early nineteenth century home in old city. kp photo by habibn aqash


NOSTALGIA: An old woman looking out of the window of her early nineteenth century home in old city. kp photo by habibn aqash

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LANDSCAPE

The Silver Clouds, Far - Far Away To Leave! Overcast sky above, vastness of the Dal Lake below and a lone boatman - the stage is set for John Keats to describe the scene. kp photo by habib naqash


The Silver Clouds, Far - Far Away To Leave! Overcast sky above, vastness of the Dal Lake below and a lone boatman - the stage is set for John Keats to describe the scene. kp photo by habib naqash

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OFFBEAT

A Common Hoopoe preparing to devour the kill. kp photo by habib naqash


A Common Hoopoe preparing to devour the kill. kp photo by habib naqash

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LADAKH

Photo No 340 : Forward march : A couple of school children on their way to school in Kargil.


Photo No 340 : Forward march : A couple of school children on their way to school in Kargil.

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SEASONS

The hustle and bustle along the Boulevard added more charm to the shimmering waters of the Dal Lake on Wednesday-4-6-2008 evening kp photo by habib naqash


The hustle and bustle along the Boulevard added more charm to the shimmering waters of the Dal Lake on Wednesday-4-6-2008 evening kp photo by habib naqash

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TRIBES

A Gujjar woman from Poonch district of Jammu ferries her children on a horse in Srinagar on June 12, 2007 Tuesday. Thousands of nomads, including women and children from the hot areas of Poonch, Rajouri and Udhampur districts of Jammu during summers migrate to Valley by foot through Pir Panchal Range of mountains in Shopian in south Kashmir. The nomads work as laborers during the Amarnath Yatra which will commence from June 31 besides grazing their livestock kp photo by habib naqash


A Gujjar woman from Poonch district of Jammu ferries her children on a horse in Srinagar on June 12, 2007 Tuesday. Thousands of nomads, including women and children from the hot areas of Poonch, Rajouri and Udhampur districts of Jammu during summers migrate to Valley by foot through Pir Panchal Range of mountains in Shopian in south Kashmir. The nomads work as laborers during the Amarnath Yatra which will commence from June 31 besides grazing their livestock kp photo by habib naqash

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CHILD LABOUR

This girl child is not carrying a schoolbag on her shoulders but a bagful of cleaning cloth she sells at a petrol pump on Moulana Azad Road.kp photo by habib naqash


This girl child is not carrying a schoolbag on her shoulders but a bagful of cleaning cloth she sells at a petrol pump on Moulana Azad Road.kp photo by habib naqash

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NATURE VIOLATION

Tourists and majority of Kashmiris are under the illusion that behind the rows of Houseboats in Dal Lake there would be an open expanse of clear waters. The picture shows what lies behind. And behind that there is politics and corruption. And imminent death of Dal. Srinagar on October 18  2006  kp photo by habib naqash


Tourists and majority of Kashmiris are under the illusion that behind the rows of Houseboats in Dal Lake there would be an open expanse of clear waters. The picture shows what lies behind. And behind that there is politics and corruption. And imminent death of Dal. Srinagar on October 18 2006 kp photo by habib naqash

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RELIGION

A night view of the Hazratbal shrine on the eve of Eid Meelad-un-Nabi (SAW) on Thursday. 20-3-2008 kp photo by habib naqash


A night view of the Hazratbal shrine on the eve of Eid Meelad-un-Nabi (SAW) on Thursday. 20-3-2008 kp photo by habib naqash

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