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India's ruling Congress Party chief Sonia Gandhi (3rd R) waves from an Air India aircraft that has arrived from Dubai after the inauguration of Kashmir's first international airport in Srinagar February 14, 2009. Indian authorities opened the main airport of troubled Kashmir to international traffic for the first time on Saturday as part of an effort to boost the Himalayan region's ailing tourism industry.
photo by habib naqash
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A CRPF jawan passes by a hoarding which has on it photographs of
victims of involuntary disappearances in Kashmir put up at the scene
of a protest held by the members of Association of Parents of
Disappeared Persons in Srinagar on Monday.kp photo by habib naqash
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New generation is watching pitched battles between protesters and Indian police from an old house, Kashmiri muslims through stones towards Indian police in Srinagar during a second day of a curfew on November 7, 2008. Thousands of troops were deployed in Indian-held Kashmir to prevent a protest rally called by separatist leaders against Indian rule in the Muslim-majority region.In the past few months, Kashmir has witnessed the biggest pro-independence demonstrations since an insurgency erupted in 1989. The protests have been met with a tough crackdown by Indian security forces. kp photo by habib naqash
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Kashmiri muslims through stones towards Indian police in Srinagar during a second day of a curfew on November 7, 2008. Thousands of troops were deployed in Indian-held Kashmir to prevent a protest rally called by separatist leaders against Indian rule in the Muslim-majority region.In the past few months, Kashmir has witnessed the biggest pro-independence demonstrations since an insurgency erupted in 1989. The protests have been met with a tough crackdown by Indian security forces. kp photo by habib naqash
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Indian Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) enforce curfew outside the grand mosque Jamia Masjid in downtown Srinagar on November 6,2008,to head off a rally planned by muslim seperatist to commemrate the massacre of about 2,25000 of muslims in Jammu in the aftermath of India's partiton in 1947.The authorities have placed several seperatist leaders under house arrest where as security forces are enforcing strict security restrictions in Srinagar and elsewhere as a ''preventive measure' kp photo by habib naqash
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An Indian policeman stands guard at in Srinagar November 6, 2008. Indian troops in Kashmir's old city enforced an undeclared curfew, sealing off residential areas with concertina razor wire and barricades to prevent a planned pro-separatist rally on Thursday, police and witnesses said. The disputed Himalayan region has seen some of the biggest pro-independence demonstrations in recent months since a separatist revolt against Indian rule erupted in 1989 kp photo by habib naqash
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