Shabir Ibn Yusuf is a journalist based in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India. He writes for Greater Kashmir, focusing on local news and current affairs in the region. Shabir covers a wide range of topics including employment issues, weather conditions, political developments, and security matters in Kashmir.
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Srinagar, India (Local)
Shabir Ibn Yusuf's journalistic focus revolves around local issues, particularly in the Jammu and Kashmir region of India. His coverage includes a wide range of topics such as terrorism, weather, employment, drug addiction, police activities, security concerns, cold waves affecting the region's population and infrastructure-related challenges.
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By: Shabir Ibn Yusuf
While addressing a press conference here Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate said that the spike in terror attacks since Prime Minister Narendra Modi's third term began, emphasizing that Jammu, once free from insurgency, is now witnessing renewed violence
Addressing party leaders here Sunday, Madhav asserted that the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Assembly polls will be a pivotal moment for the BJP
During a press conference, senior BJP leader and former J&K Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal emphasized commitment to rebuilding Jammu and Kashmir, focusing on the socio-economic upliftment of its people, particularly the youth
Describing the manifesto as a “people's manifesto”, Khera said that it had been drafted after consultations with citizens across J&K
By: Shabir Ibn Yusuf
He said multi-tier security arrangements were in place to allow citizens to exercise their democratic right without fear
He said multi-tier security arrangements were in place to allow citizens to exercise their democratic right without fear
By: Shabir Ibn Yusuf
The event will be closely monitored by various security agencies, with the Special Protection Group (SPG) having already taken over the venue
Police said that the security apparatus has been fortified to ensure a safe and fair voting process
This will be PM Modi's first election rally in Srinagar, marking a significant moment in the BJP's campaign strategy for Jammu and Kashmir
The elections, the first in over a decade, witnessed voters in Kashmir exercising their democratic rights following the abrogation of Article 370 and the subsequent reorganisation of Jammu and Kashmir
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